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Show PERSONAL LADIES $1000 REWARD, I POSITIVE-ty POSITIVE-ty guarantee iny great successful "Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some of the longest, most obsiinate abnormal cases In three to five days; no harm pain or Interference with work; mall $1 50. Double strength, $2. Book free. Dr. B. P. Southingione, Kansas City, Mo. ois MISSING. Robert CI vde Sha nrl. Anyone knowing of tho whereabouts of Robert Clyde Hhand of lUruiil. Utah, will rontr a prpat favnr by ad vising I 'avid Siiand, nt i. Utah. THH- SALT LARK MEDiCAL INSTi-tnte INSTi-tnte will show you your disease and rieuionsti-ate its cure in a free visit to the museum, 1501 So. Main st. s.5 1NTKR EST K f TN THE FUTURE? SEND ' hirt iidat1 and five. 2c stamps for trial reading. Mrs. TTenker. IIK.S Honsallo nve., Los Angeles, Cal. Ton may ask three questions. M179 WR1N Kt-ES. FRKCKLES. BLACK- heans removed; red nose cured; hollow i-he:-' developed- rrufeFor F-ram Frem.'h Derma Moav 'Parlor, ::rj 'ltnpleton hl.lg. sU19 M Rl NF I A 7o CO. S A N T T A R Y H A 1 R draping pnrlors. -1" East 4th Souih. Work doiifl by graduates. w-i?2 LADJKS, MY KDIE S ARE SAFE, sure and reliable 110 E. Froaihvay. "I? 7URN ITHSSJ EJ1!?0 V WILLIAMS & fc,ON. N STRtOET. Vasatch la4o-W. Upholstering, ch.ura recaned. LTVERYSTA B L ATCOY STAHLES. CARRIAGES AND light livery horses bough c and o:q. Fhouo 81. olU FUNERAL NOTICES AKOKLL Funeral services for Mrs. yarali Jane. likesell Ansoll, who died in tills rlly May 8, 1911, will bo held al the Tenth w;trd chape!. Monday, May II. at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment in City cemetery. Friends wishing: to view the remains may do so at the family residence, resi-dence, 349 S'outh Ninth Kast street, from 12:30 to 1:30 p. m. on day of funeral. LKBHR Funeral services for Dagobert Leber, who died May 5 In Murray, will be held at S. D. Kvans's mortuary chapel. ,48 South State street, today (Sunday) at 3 p. m. .Services will be conducted by the Sons of Herman society. Interment lit. Olivet. WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR Appreciation Ap-preciation to tlie many friends who assisted as-sisted us during the recent illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, also for the many beautiful floral offerings. offer-ings. AY. M. Seinsotb and sons, Mrs. W-T. W-T. Malloy, Mrs. M. II. Scott. S1340 FUNERAL DIRECTORS EBER V. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND embalmer, 164 So. West Temple. Phone 605. d3 S. D. EVANS, UNDERTAKER. BM-balmer. BM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, 48 So. State. Automobile service If desired, without ad-tlonal ad-tlonal expense. Was. 884. b218 E. G. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKER and embalmer, has moved to new location, loca-tion, 225-227 South West Temple street. Realty bldg. Phone 680, o3399 CUT FLOWERS HDDDAHI FLORAL CO:. 62 SO. MAIN street. Phone 106. Cut flowers and funeral designs. nl633 THE LEADING FLORIST W. W. KING. 214 East 2nd South. Phone 37. r27 JXOWSTS ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS, FRESH from greenhouse. Porter-Walton Co., 274 State. - m378L E. A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL DEPT.. S S. Main, with Wllles-Horne- Drug Co.; leading florists on funeral designs. Wa-satch Wa-satch 291 and Wasatch 2895. r2285 LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. MeKenzle. Display yards. 422 S. State. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN OUT OF pasture, 16th So. and 11th E., Friday night, May 8, one dark brown horse, 5 years old, 1500 pounds; wrre cut on left front foot. Phone all information to A. P. Brokbank, Ex. Murray 49-NJ. Reward. 61355 LOST MONDAY AFTERNOON, A PIN set with pearls, diamond center. Reward. Re-ward. Call Wasatch 3152. S775 LOST PIERCE BICYCLE, $5.00 RE-ward. RE-ward. Return to 222 West 6th South. No questions asked. sS92 LOST LADY'S GOLD WATCH, ON April 27. $50 reward. Call Hyland 74. Mrs. Bird. 81082 REWARD FOR BROWN DOO, 8 MOS. old, strayed from 372 E. 1st So.. Sun.. May 3. B1246 LOST OR STOLEN AIREDALE FE-male FE-male pup, year old. Reward. 843 So. 7th East B1222 ONB BLACK HORSE. 3 OR 4 WHITE feet. Small star In forehead. Weight. 1100 lbs. Notify Charles Fallentlne, 1373 W. Indiana ave. Reward. 81341 LOST BAY HORSE, ROACH MANE, scar on right hip, star on forehead, brand on right side. Notify E. S. Crow-Uler, Crow-Uler, 11 W. and 6th So. Reward. 61368 LOST TF THAT WELL KNOWN PAR-ty PAR-ty who took card case containing diamond dia-mond ring out of coat pocket at Sth So. and Main ball grounds Saturday afternoon, after-noon, will kindly return same a llboral reward will be 'given and no questions asked Call Continental National bank. slSOO LOST GOLD BEADS AND HEART-shaped HEART-shaped locket, with monogram P. W. S. Telephone Wasatch 675. Reward. slC,2 LOST BETWEEN' SEGIL SAMPLE store and Z. C. M. L, an old-fashioned brooch. Finder please return to Segil Sample storo and receive reward. s!55t LOST GOLD-RIMMED EYE-GLASSES at Warm Springs lat Monday. For roward for return, phone Was. 5090. S1590 LOST PAIR BLUE TROUSERS FRI-day FRI-day night. Return after 8 p. m. Capital garage. Roward. S1454 LOST FROM Z. 6. M. I. DELIVERY wagon, white linen dress, stamped readv for working: rewnrd. Rclurn to 7, C. M. I- dry goods dept. Hi 473 SECOND-HANDJLOraiNG "JSSOlUOPAYSl IGHEST PRICES for old clothes ind shoes. Was. 793-M. rl0S3 EDDIE GHI5KN ' PAYS HEST PRICES for old clothes and shoes. Was. 1503. S490 PHONE WASATCH 5235 BEFORE SELI.-ng SELI.-ng your old clothing: best prices. r7H4 CONJFI?IEN,re WILLOWS-. ME HE SECLUSION. ADOP-tion. ADOP-tion. Flora A. Pnilhps. 25u5 11th E-Mt, two blks. below Ijusar Uuuse. Hyland 1231-M. kli4 MODERN MATERNITY HOME; PM-vate PM-vate cases solicited; homes found for children. Phone was. 19.U-W. I'y5 Cen-ter Cen-ter street. ?i6i OOLROOM vTsT'l' TIIK NEW POOL HALL IN COX-ncctiou COX-ncctiou with tlie alsteen bar, OS South West Temple. r31i viREjro sjrop LLNCOLN'HOU'eE. 6S LAST 1ST SO. 250 rooms: rates, 3oc, 40c and 50j; modern, mod-ern, baths, 15c. nlS3S SEWING MACHINES I li:. ':.!' AP.TI'.KS AI.I, .MAKES. LAU-gesr LAU-gesr .locl;. Loftcst pri.''s. While, ("indict 5-5 'in While, f r 1 1 1 1 1 1 v rnlnrv '."" Wl..,-r.i- .(., Wsun I5.O0 Whc.rr & Wilson !0.m Sliin.lard 12.00 I'urilflt 7,f. Sum,-!'. 7-dra-,er 20.O'i Singer, 5-rirnv.er 32.0'i li.'ivis 7.50 Free , 15. o0 Singer 5.00 M:niy others. 29 WEST 1ST SOUTH. sI53fi WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL makes. 159 Slate. Wm. 4703. d3413 P-vl EU HANGING, PAINTING AJVDJ)EGJ liAVE 11. UUisb RiGll'. PA1A1LNG, paperliuuging. lLiiliu and wad paper cleaning. Home Imp. Co., t3i W. 2nd fco. Wasalch 7101. ol843 FOR PAINTING, TINTING, KALSO-mining, KALSO-mining, paperhangi..g and decorating call Hancock. Was. 1S56-K. o31U HELVORSEN & COMPANY. PAINTING and decorating and graining. Wasateb 181S-R. r2325 PAINTING, TINTING. HARDWOOD finishing, fresco and wall paper cleaning, clean-ing, low rates to apartments and rooming room-ing houses. Charles J. E. Gulhransen & Co., 758 East Broadway. Hyland, 431. r2768 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, KALSO-mining, KALSO-mining, wall paper and lralsomine cleaning, $1.00 and $1.50 a room. Phone Ily. 2S7S. F. E. Finnerty. r3017 ARPEjrLRAsTNG CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN rugs and carpets. Hand work; will remove re-move oil, grease or ans' stain. .Imported rugs a specialty, 9x12, $2. Frank Martin. Was. 7276. 27 So. W. Temple. ol898 F. C. GROENDYK & CO. Carpets steam cleaned. Our superior work insures satisfaction. Remodeling a specially. Hyland 3220-J. s2954 NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET Cleaning Co.; 9x12. $1; vacuum cleaning clean-ing and house cleaning. Wasatch 4256. 215 Templeton bldg. b2132 CARPETS CLEANED WITH "SANTO." Work guaranteed. A. H. Alfrey, Wasatch Wa-satch 2490-R. j P4390 SANTO VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED, $2 per day: 31.26 half day; also cleaning done. Lambert, Was. 3658. rl253 YOUR OLD MATTRESS AND A small balance in exchange for a new-one. new-one. Inter-Mountain Mattress Co., 345 State. Was. 5145. sl066 VACUUM CLEANERS FOR RENT, $I.;5 per day. Phone Hyland 1207-R. r2611 Vacuum Cleaners EVERYTHING IN THE VACUUM cleaner line. Call Stewart-Gleeson Co.. Was. 291) or 430. r238 MASSAGE VAPOR BATHs! S'ClliNTlFia MaIT sage, manicuring, etc. 176 So. State, room 20. ml230 MARGARET ALLEN, VAPOR BATHS, magnetic and vibrator massage. Rooms 6-6, 273 So. Main, Merchants hotel. r4108 MASSAGE 'AND VAPOR BATH PAR-lor, PAR-lor, 43 East Broadway. k20Gl CALL ON MADAME ERHARD AT HER new apartment. Warm S'prings. Phone Wasatch 6364-W. o2Sll MASSEUR JOHN LORENZEN, GRAD-uated GRAD-uated chlropract from Med. Mec. Institute, In-stitute, Copenhagen. 244 South 11th West. s793 EASTERN , BEAUTY CULTURIST, manicuring, baths, massage. Daly hotel. 20 East Broadway, room 211. S148S LAUNDRIES WORK BACK SA iVI W DAY UF KJ-uuested). KJ-uuested). No extra charge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO. Office 11 West 1st South. Office 70 W. Second South. Was. 62S7. Office 7'J E. Second South. Was. 1481. Office 38 East Third South. Was. 3710. Works 768 East Fourth South. Hyland 2562, 662. Laundry brought to offices saves 25 per cent- C1708 Hand Laundries WASHING BY THE WEEK OR DOZEN: expert curtain launderers. . Wasatch 6102. Q3201 ti E A D Q U AK'I'JSHS ALL MAKES. Largest stock, lowest prices, easiest terms. Remington No. 10 40.00 Remington No. 11 47.50 Underwood No. 4...1 30.00 Underwood No. 5 $35.00 Monarch No. 2 35.00 Monarclr No. 3 ' 45.00 Oliver No. 6 30.00 L. C. Smith No. 2 35.00 Other makes from $10 up. Wingo, 36 E. 4th So. at. Wasatch 4338. r-1545 REMINGTON, MONARCH AND SMITH. Premier typewriters rented by the' day, week or month. Remington Typewriter Co., 6y E 1st South. Was. 77. ru2313 2 LATE MODEL. SLIGHTLY USED typewriters at reasonable prices; payments pay-ments acceptable. 216 Dooly block, si 306 A GOOD TYPEWRITER FOR S20; AN-o AN-o th er for $35. 216 Dooly block. si 307 ' HOTELS nevThotel rex. 100 elegantly furnisned rooms, In the business district, absolutely fireproof, modern In every detail; 50 rooms with bath. 253 So. State. r3412 THE CLEANEST ROOMS IN SALT Lake arc at the Stewart hotel, 223 So. State. B1004 LE MONT HOTEL. LARGE ROOMS, modern; rates 50c up. 2o9 Stale strec. s491 MR. UNION MAN. SAVE SI TO $2 A week room rent, Savoy Hotel, 2il E. 11 South. si 210 CHINESE AFE THE NEW ORIENTAL CAFE. 54 W. 2nd So., is now open mul doing Iimm-,ip?s. Iimm-,ip?s. Every thing strictly Chinese, ripen al"l liighl. s779 PLUMES REMADE WILLOW PI.r.MES MADE INTO Fren.'b plumes, fancies and pompoms; dved cleaned, curled. loS So. 2nd Enst. rSGSj FLOORS 1'I.KAXKll, WAXED AND Polished, Pol-ished, rhnne r. W. Tiipn. Was. i:,r:'.-W. A 1 . --p 1 1 , ' 1 1 til iph P c ": o I .-. " FOO LA N DJ!IIiI lirlL' FUULiiUUM, VV tables, bails, cues. 64-6S So. W. Tempi Tem-pi J 211 ' BOOK STORE MUVKST PRICES "X PI.:TTrF FRAM-inX. FRAM-inX. Uort'Ti Book Store. 27 K. B"oad- w.,y; -w, vsi. "LANDSCE GARDKNERS EVERl'TlllNi; DOXtl BY EXPERT bortii-'Uituns.a. Plione W'ai. 2ib4-M. T.RTB U N E WANT ADS P U h v 1 U-LE5 OSTl'iRl.i 1 1 . HI' I A I" 'TK i MAIF-. MoiHiiV n.l Tues.lay. fit No. 210 i-.mik1 Si file. 4 rlil'h'i-''iil loI:s nf f j r n i t . 1 1-; rcry-L rcry-L 1 li i ti4 fur tlie lmtiie nr ;iil;il'p fr ;niv ruirpox1, moniiiit; lions''1? or ly-s. T"mo t.re u,n a u d. f iron ., sin uiS i,ik1 tnfi 1 1 it-psi's, S bountiful itf1:''!. 3 'llnlticr i.'ui;,s in,e fum-'d on - huffir that f.'ost .tr. Iu! fine chairs, ro'-l;er.J. laili'-r a ii.l SL.Ud iv,tU, 1:1 1 r-hrn talls. farmer'.-' fjjbinft, 2 st'-l ranns, I .yas r.iiitrf. kltcli'Mi ciiphn;itr. v.H n 1 rnl lot bddintr. blKJik.-ts, slifri.s, pillows. 2i' p;iir fine l:i"f ci i'M (i in-", poi I lereK, il avenport tliat lik new, cost ?.T.'i. se'liiR- machine, refrigerator. refrig-erator. .' A minster rugs, t Rmssel?. 1 no -.-inJp ha il i-arpft or rumi'T, f" window Phadf-s, 2 fine library tables, one round seite, nil leather, suitalde for hot.M or la r1 la rlor. one ; tifv washing mai'bine, lot dishes and cookiny u t enPils. Tiiese ,'joo(1s are ay jm-d as new, and if you need them don't miss this sale. Tooele, l-'rovo, Pooatf Ho a nd surround in 3 country coun-try take notice. It you want to buy or sell, i-l your gjods here before 10:30 a. m. Monday. 1 charge 10 pot e-nt for selling. Other expense is divided, so don't amount to much to either party. I pet the best prices and can -spU nnything of value. In this tale will he sold a nice lot pictures unci oil paintings, steel en-R-ravinp-s, bric-a-brac, silverware. Sale piornptlv nt J0:u'J, so be on time if you want to save muncy. Gar K. Osteiloh, The Auctioneer. Phone Was. 2S24-V. At 12:30 Tuesday, I will sell a beautiful $C5U Bahr piano. slf36S TI1J3 FOLLOWING FKOPFRTY "WILL be sold at auction to the highest bidder on Tuesday, May 12-th, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., at 251 South State. Here is your chance to set some nice furniture furni-ture at a reasonable price. 1 upright piano, original price $500'; 1 sewing machine; 1 small case for wine; I large dresser and mirror; 1 buffet; 1 dining room table; 5 dining- chairs; some small pictures; 1 ladies' small writing desk; 1 chiffonier; 1 sideboard; 1 dresser; 1 combination bookcase; 1 small chair; 2 small pictures; 1 icebox ; 1 light Bprln bed: 1 mahogany chair; 2 light rocking chairs; 1 small table ; lots of lace curtains; cur-tains; householh linen and miscellaneous articles. This furniture was turner over to us by some very excellent people, who prefer pre-fer selling It out lo shipping it to California. Cali-fornia. The furniture Is of a superior grade. It will pe sold at the" time and place named for cash. Be on hand If you want something extra good- at a bargain. MKKCHANTS" PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. ASSO-CIATION. Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts. Bonded-With the State of Ftah for S6000. Fifth Floor Continental National Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Francis G. Luke, Gen'l Mgr. Some people don't like us. S12S1 TUESDAY, MAY 12, AND THURSDAY, May 1-1, at 166 So. W. Temple, at the hour of 10:30 a. m.. I will sell at auction for the I X L Stores warehouse, a number num-ber of storage lots, consisting of all kinds of household goods, carpets and curtains, fine rugs, a number of fine dining room sets in fumed oak and other finishes; separate sep-arate buffets and sideboards, china closets clos-ets and diners; fancy rockers, 2 fancy horn chairs, and parlor furniture, one upright piano, davenports, steel couches, j brass and Iron beds, dressers, chiffoniers, ! commodes, bookcases, lady's writing desk, kitchen cabinets and tables, kitchen : utensils and dishes, four Monarch malleable malle-able ranges, and a number of other makes; one combination gas and coal Monarch range, gasoline stoves, icecream ice-cream freezers, linoleum, sewing machine; go-carts and baby carriages, one bicycle, tool chests and tools, a number of boxes, trunks and contents, a lot of books and other articles too numerous to mention. This sale will continue at the above address ad-dress Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week until all is sold. JOHN JONES, Auctioneer. S1425 CARL E. 09TERLOH 13 THE OLDEST auctioneer 30 years In Utah; sella household furniture, merchandise, live-Btock, live-Btock, real estate, eta I make more sales than all others. My address, 634 Bo. Main. Telephone Waa. 2824-W. o2977 JAMES A. A. STANLEY, CONDUCTOR of legitimate auction sales. 20 Brunswick Bruns-wick ave. Was. 41C8-J. sl066 JOHN JONES, AUCTIONEER; RESI-dence, RESI-dence, 1230 Strlngham ave. Phone Hy. 2354-W. rl99S BEING FAR OUT, CHEAP RENT, that 1b why we can sell cheap. Have new goods, also second-hand ranges, rugs, davenports, dressers, chiffoniers, brass beds, almost as good aa new. "Will sell at half price. Michigan Furniture Co.. 343 and 430 State st. r2313 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT THE O. K. , Furniture Co., 209 S. W. Temple. s!244 GROCERY SPECIALS : ASPARAGUS, LB., 5c; i BUNCHES radishes or onions, 6c; 3 cans com, peas, tomatoes or large milk, 25c; 5 lbs. i rice, 25o; cream cheese, lb., 20c; 4 loaves ; bread, 15c; 6 cans sardines, 25c. 50 young men's suits $5.50 20 boys' short suits $1.75 50 pairs men's pants ". $1.50 100 men's summer hats 15c : Big lot children's slippers 60c, Big lot ladies' low shoes 850 Men's low shoes, $1.00 to $2.00 CHICAGO STORE, I 114-16 West 1st So. ! sl.100 MADAME LOUISE AND &ISTER"ARE NOW LOCATED AT 261 SO. MAIN, ROOMS 7 AND 8, IN THE UNION BLOCK; FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY. DESIGNERS AND DRESSMAKERS. DRESSMAK-ERS. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. REMODELING A SPECIALTY. PRICES REASONABLE. . r2578 MRS. M. L. BRAY, DRESSMAKER. Satisfaction guaranteed. Was. E006-J. Side entrance Heron hotel. ol605 DRESSMAKING DONE IN YOUR HOME; first-class dressmaker; work guaranteed. guaran-teed. Was. 3C;o-W. O3080 LADIES' TAILORING AND DRESS-making; DRESS-making; first-class work; 182 Center st. Wasatch 3993-W. r2286 DRFSSMA KING. TI FASONA BLY AND artistically cinne; will go out by day. Phone Was. 4 47S-J. r256 MRS. L . l-AWSON. DRESSMAKING a nd alteration? : millinery remodel Ing ; all work una ran teed. 37 So. 4th Fast. Was. 2732-M. sl067 STYLTSTT; ONE-PIEOF DRESSES M APR in one day at your home. Hyland 149S-M. slant. ACCORDIONPLEATING fc U N B V K S T AND SIDE 1 ,' L E A T I N G . 6uS East 3rd South. Phone H viand 787-J. b4571 DEAL COAL & WOOD CO., BLOCK kindling and grate wood. li5 East 4th South. Phono Wasatch 12.1S. ml600 STOVjEjind RANGE REPAfRS RANGES CONNECTED. $1; WATER jackets ch-aned, il ; L-jackets, $1; stc-ves repaired. E. E. Monss; work puaiantped. Wasatch G714-W. o:'466 JIROPRAjCTORS CECIL & CECiL. GRADUATE CH1KO-practors. CH1KO-practors. Chronic and female troubles a specialty. ConsultaLion free. Suite 403. 2.ia South Main. r231 BEAUTY PARLORS j BEAUTY H.MR WORK AND MAM'TR-lug MAM'TR-lug d..ne at -.2 10. ith S... Wa , :;;,:'.. OlISS UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE Co. A. lllingswoi th, manager. Phone Wasatch 4201. fl439 WAN! ED MEN WANTED TO WEAK OUR trusses: lit gv.a rn nt ed. Rex Drug o.. W. "J emple and Broad wa y. rl5o2 GOOD WORK SUITS", TAILOR MADE. from Sj to $10. Tliy Waidrube. oT West 2ml Snutn. s::5 RELIABLE MAN WITH SOME HEAL business ability and $500 casa, to buy half Interest In good business. Wasatch 10U9-A1. P4261 SALT LAKE HOTEL AND RESTAU-raiit RESTAU-raiit Mfiii s Associatinn Employment dei-'artmeuc,' 51 W. 2nd South st. Phone Was. 4o-4. Cooks, waiters and kitchen help. Registered positions. Frte with i-sociatlon i-sociatlon houses. STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Head qua rters for laborers. 61 West Second South. Phone 464. kll3i 50 UNCALLED-FOR SUITS; $5 EACH. Nobby Suiturium, 219 Stale st. s327 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE-rnent BASE-rnent First Congregational church. We get you a position free of charge. Telephone Tele-phone Was. 5S22. 1365 VISIT THE NEW POOLROOM. EVERY-thing EVERY-thing new. 54 Commercial street. m3l29 SALESMEN 'WANTED TO SELL OUR complete line of guaranteed nursery stock. Cash weekly. For particulars, ad-dreaa ad-dreaa Idaho Nursery Co.. Weiser. Idaho. r2462 MISFIT SUITS, FANCY" BLUE SERGES and gray worsted, just arrived; all sizes. Misfit Parlors, 219 So. State. s323 BOOSTER BARBER SHOP. NOTHING over 15c. 33? So. Main. r3270 CALL AT 265 STATE ST. FOR UN-called-for suits, for sale cheap. k2246 WANTED EXPERIENCED COLLECT-or COLLECT-or with wheel; slate referenc, phone number, age and experience. Address F-23, Tribune. r3S20 THE LARGEST ' DINE OF MISFIT tailor made suite in city; all sizes and colors. Misfit Parlors, 57 West 2nd South. s221 RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS WANT-ed, WANT-ed, $75.00 month; life job. Write Immediately Imme-diately for full particulars. Franklin Institute, In-stitute, Dept. 462 -M, Rochester, N. Y. 8102 ART OF PLAYING PIANO BY EAR taught In 3 months; evening and Sunday calls; best city references; no children accepted. ac-cepted. Was. 2728. s781 REPRESENTATIVES WANTED. VISIT trade with our cigars. Salary paid men of ability. Write Cordelle Cigar Co., Station D, New York, N. Y. s&96 2p TEAMS WANTED. APPLY P. J. Moran's barn. s995 WANTED A SHOEMAKER IN REX-burg, REX-burg, Idaho, to take charge of a shoe repairing shop; a man with family preferred. pre-ferred. Write or wire, F. Gold, Rexburg, Idaho. b9S0 JAPANES-E COOK AND HOUSETMAN. 525 East 2nd South. slOll EXPERIENCED SODA DISPENSER, 158 Main, Morrison Bakery Co. sll23 $2.00 A DAY ABSOLUTELY SURE Man or woman to distribute literature. 60 days' work. Opportunity for promotion. promo-tion. Experience unnecessary. Spare time' may be used. Zlegler Co., Philadelphia. Philadel-phia. r3638 GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS Thorough Instruction, $5. Returned if not appointed. Particulars free. Amer-Ical Amer-Ical Civil Service School, Washington, D, C. , rlG45 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income assured. Address National Co-Operative Really Co., V-S27, Marden bldg., Washington, D. C. s20i GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASi to get. My free booklet, Y-219, tells how. Write today NOW. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D, C. s206 WANTED YOUNG MAN OR ELDERLY man, for garden work. K-4, Tribune. S1158 AN AGED MAN TO LOOK AFTER COW and chores; home and small wages. H. A. Green, 1947 W. So. Temple. sll57 v A GOOD PARTY TO TAKE CHARGE OF an established real estate business; no capital required; 114 West Broadwav. 81156 FIRST-CLASS PANTS MAKER WANT-ed, WANT-ed, Gordon & Mitchell, 309 Walker Bank Bldg. si 22 7 ANYBODY CAN EARN $20.00 WEEKLY raising mushrooms, in cellars, sheds, boxes, etc. Markets waiting. Free booklet. book-let. Hiram Barton, 542 Wrest 4Sth street. New York. S1211 SHINGLERS WANTED. 534 B3. 6TH SO. 30,000 S12S8 $80 MONTHLY ANT EXPENSES. TO travel, distribute samples and take order, or-der, or appoint agents; permanent. Jap American Co.. Chicago. sl2O0 BE A DETECTIVE; EARN BIG PAY; easy work; wonderful opportunities; experience unnecessary. Write, Fidelity Secret Service, desk 294, Wheeling, W. Va.. S1195 WANTED MEN IN EVERY STATE TO collect names and correct addresses for .United States Directory; S2 per hundred. Address United States Directory. Toledo. Tole-do. Ohio. all 85 COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; small family; good wages; no washing or ironing. 315 4ih East st. si 310 WANTED, LADY TO WAIT ON C'OUN-ter, C'OUN-ter, one who can cook short orders ; wages ?T per week. 371 W. So. Temple street f!36(J CHEF; MARRIED MAN PREFERRED. Must furnish local refernuce.s. Answer at once, stating age. salary expected and phone number. Address Iv-lS, Trilm n?. M3J 1 I HAVE A NEW A-l ADVERTISING proposition; want partner who can finance himself fur road traveling with me. For appointment ca II at room .'12 Flotfd Hron. bet'wnen 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Sunday, or 5 to 6 p. m. Monday. sKI77 ROY H A X D Y WIT F-T TOOLS. OA'T ,1 Sunday. 0 lo 10. i X So. Main st. 1 1x4 T WO SOLICITORS FO R T H E SALT 1 .a ke Shop lifpai rintr ('. Ha mi fit Alias blo'k. 40 W. 2nd So. s142! FIVE GOOD. MARRIED MfNERS. VO ft Idaho; gcnl camp fnr minera wilh families. STROCK'S F,.MP. AGENCY, 51 W. 2nd So. st. si 391 WANTED AN AGENT FO A NOV-pit NOV-pit v ; good commission. A ppl v 171 E. 71 h South. M ir.P CASH BOYS FOR Z f M. T. MAY s-al-p. Apph- R a. in. Mfi.dav tnornbm. Z. C. M. 1. retail dry gr,r,dfT dept. 17". W A N T 10 D- A )Y o ; YOT'Nr; r A X foi- iMfj-sf'tiedr and Mlim; r lik ; salary jier ni'-ntii. Apply in own handwriting. handwrit-ing. Addre.sa K Tribune. sU:;2 THR KE PAIRS PANTS. WITT T FY !0 R V cent's suit this wf;'"l(. The Xohbv Suitorium. 219 State .sr. y y.,2 THREE PAIRS PANTS WIT I 1 K VI0Rv gr-nts' S'.nt tblf; v-"kl.. 'I':c Warrrn!.-. 57 W. 2nd Snri h. yj :u; WANTED LMMEDr VrELY -- IXI'IOKI-ori-'C'd bnsV'i;!Mii for out of town; yond :-;ifttr'r and Hf.in pn-ssfi : no o(.ii r w' ! apply; slate salary. .A'idvsr-j K-M, Tv:!,-iino. Tv:!,-iino. v 1 WANTED- -Gf)OD A LL- ROI ' ND R A K 10 it. i; So. Main ft. Mnrripon Balfrv Co r157I WANTED Wanted Male HP EX P ERIE X C ED S AL E S M A Xr. C AI L beiwn it and 10 a. m. Sunday. "2 S.-ott bide. fli:!l3 V )Y WITH RJCVCLE; MUST KNOW the Htv wpll; u'-nd pay and future; acp about 17. Address K-20. Tribune Sl.'iSI A Ni.. 1 SOLICITOR FoR CLEANING bnslii'-s; on loiiim.i'pliin hnsls; out of town; t,n-vi si?ielter town. Answer quick. Address lwO. Tribune. t,lli OT ICR A TO R AT THE PHOTOPLAY theater. 207 State. sb.!7 pKI.IVKKV HOY WITH WHEEL. A P-piy P-piy Rex Drug Co. sl."'S ROY TO DELIVER. APPLY 102 WEST 1st North. sl-J'; 1 ' Wanted lesmen ARE YOU THIS MAN? Do you know men. rfal nion, business nitiii. men w'no buy automobiles, auto-mobiles, men have to be "shown," bel'or" they will spend from ?2"00 to SOutJO for a car? HAVE YOU THE ENTRE? Can you go to solid, substantial men of this class and meet them as business man to business man? Can vou meet them in their clubs, their restaurants .and their places of business aa one of them? In other words j CAN YOU PKT.J. AUTOMO- 1 BLLES? We'll pay and pay well. We want the right man and we want, him quick! This is a job not an invtwitment. We want YOU not your money. You must know , automobiles; you must know Salt Lake and local conditions. If you can move in the best business and professional circles quietly, forcefully and effectively, ANSWER THIS ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISE-MENT TODAY 1 v Write. State qualifications. Ask for an appointment. H-38, Tribune. S997 SALESMEN WANTED 600 SUCCESS-ful SUCCESS-ful men now handling our line; first-class first-class territory for as many more. Highest High-est rated and best known firm selling GROCERIES, PAINTS, LUBRICATING OILS, STOCK TONICS and SPECIALTIES SPECIAL-TIES direct to farmers. Exceptionally high-class goods; liberal advances on approved ap-proved orders. Write the DIG HOUSE todav, naming references and countv desired. de-sired. IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS. WHOLESALE GROCERS. JOHN SEXTON & COMPANY, CHICAGO ILL. S1201 SALESMEN, EXPERIENCED IX" KELL-lng KELL-lng advertising' goods, to handle our most complete line of advertising leather goods, memorandum books and diarie.-. The biggest and most complete li n-' manufactured in this country. Over 5oi different designs given to salesmen. Th'1 one manufacturer that gives great assistance assist-ance "to their salesmen. The Elwoud Myers Co., Springfield, Ohio. slIMl ' SALESMAN FOR UTH TO SELL : merchants greatest specialty of the day. Experienced specialty salesman or merchant preferred; $100 a week to right man; commission contract. Commissions 1 paid weekly. State experience. Cham- j pion Register Co., Cleveland, Ohio. sll 2 ; SALESMAN CAPABLE SPECIALTY man for Utah; staple line on NEW and EXCEPTIONAL terms. Vacancy now. ! Attractive commission contract; $:C. j weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler 1 Co., 275 19 Carlin bldg., "Cleveland, Ohio. si IS'5 I SALESMAN. EXPERJENCED ANY ; line, to sell general trade in Rocky 1 Mountain states. Unexcelled specialty j proposition ; commission contract ; $35 ' weekly expenses. Continental .Jewelry Co., 32 19 Continental bldg., Cleveland. Ohio. slRM TRAVELING SALESMEN, CALLING on hardware or general store trade, to ; carry side line for old-established manu- - la during concern. Liberal commission?. ! paid promptly. Name territory. Lock 1 box 433, Lemont, III. 81197 1 CIGAR SALESMEN WANTED JlV, ; weekly and expenses, or big commissions; commis-sions; experience unnecessary. Other good 1 lines furnished to carry with cigars. National Na-tional Cigar Co., Denver, Colo. alll3 SALESMAN FOR STRONG- ' LINE OF calendars, leather goods and advertising advertis-ing novelties; liberal commissions. Cin- ; cinnatl Specialty Advertising Co., Cincinnati, Cin-cinnati, all S7 OLD-ESTABLISHED HOUSE, WITH staple line, needs traveler for the wesl. Must be experienced and aggressive, and worth $H00O or -more yearly. Weekly advances ad-vances against prospective commission. D. W. Barrows, Detroit, Mich. 812HK , STATE SALES' MANAGER WANTED, ' with road or office experience; $8uOO per year; $500 will equip you. If you are-the are-the man we- want, we will pay your expenses ex-penses to corae and see us. West Coast tales Co., 203 Bryson Bldg., Los Angeles. 01738 TO SELL ONE OF THE BEST TOWN-site TOWN-site propositions ever placed on the market. Inquire 1001 Boston bldg. r4247 WE CAN USE TWO OR THJREE MORE . good salesmen of ability for one of the best selling propositions In the west. We wdll give exceptionally good contraois to rigid parties. Commission bapts. Call mornings, 44 Wost 2nd South street, Rait Lake City. 1 115 7 TWO SALESMEN. GENTLEMEN Oft ladies, who can sell hotel advertising, eastern firm. Good opening for a hustler. References or bond r ipiired. Cash ad-vain-ed on conlin'MP. Territory'. Wyoming. ( 'olorado and Utah. (rive your phono, number. Iy-27, Tribune. r1 f, 1 s BANK, BAR AND OFFICE TURES W. L. WETHERBEE CO., DESIGNERS and manufacturers of bar. bank, offic and store fixtures; also agents for billiard and pool tables and supplies. Office and ' -factory. 158-li0 West First boutb. Wan. f 622S. h'6'621 COMPLETE SET OF BANK F1X-tyjres; F1X-tyjres; formerly used by McCornlck & Co' Apply McCornlck & Co. m265 SALT LAKE fAJUNET Sr FIXTURE Co.; free estimates. 32 Richards street. MPS . WINDOW CLEANING ARE "YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY ? PHONE National Hou.b Cleaning Co. Waa. k2314 JIK'SK ' "r V MiKIC SOAP PASTR T"Ui'p pr(pnr'(1 J1'' Hnur, 2!: Knisnn Si. r?.J LAWN MOVVKRS SHARPENED bv z c iV i. l.':pi;kt work uonb I ut your lj'jiiic. ri.one rclaii haidware dept p26:)3 DAIRIES MAI'I.B .Y..V IjAIKY, 477 MAIN. PL'FMC ' ! niiik, cTeaui sac butUTinilk. -Was. 723. r257l |