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Show h No. J652. E REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE 8 The National Copper Bank, C t Salt Lake Cuv, in the state of Utah, at the close of business on November t y. 1915. , E RESOURCES. e .oasis and discounts S 1.57 p. . . 6 . ti p ve:xirafts, secured, $1717.49; unsecured. :'..L"S2.SS t VS. bonds deposited to secure circulation t par value i 3"'j,W-,.oQ ji onds other than U. S. bonds pledged to secure postal -savings deposits . . . .J 50,012.50 y 'zurities other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks owned unpledged 32J.m6'.9G Total bonds, securities, etc 275,07:1 . -i 6 c ubsenption of stock to Federal Reserve bank . . . . $21,6f0 Less amount unpaid 10,8u0 10.SO0.fiO "urniture and fixtures HO.OuO.OO r -t amount due from federal reserve bank 60,000 .' ."et amount due from approved reserve agents in New B York, Chicago and St. Louis 1S6.553.69 .'et amount due from hanks and bankers (other than in- M eluded in two preceding items) 310,72.25 ;6 Ixcnancres for clearing house H'9,277.4" a -ther checks on banks in the same city or town as re- f porting bank 1,77 .f'S c Vactional currency, nhkeis. and cents to 0.9 Totes of other national banks 14,105. 00 .J- -awful money reserve in bank; Coin and certificates " 111.9'.9.1o exemption fund with U. S treasurer ''not more than 5 - per cent on circulation) and due from V . S. treasurer 15.0"iO.f'O ther assets 12.4M.S4 !C Total . 53, 145. 2-4. 23 ' LIABILITIES. - r spitai stock paid in J CM.fl.flft urDlus fund 6'.tn"ui.ij0 "ndivlded profits 547.904.93 ! - eterred for taxes 3.S95.32 ' si.sn.::. Less current expens0?". Interest and taxes paid .... 37, 979. S 13.S.'0."7 x-: irculating notes outstanding P0.umo . n'i : -ue to banks and bankers 7"l.i1."2 J- -lvidends unpaid "S2 . ru tmand deposits: -' Individual deposits subject to chek l,0.VJ."tv. . '' )2. Certificates of deposit due In less than ?,0 days :-4.H.-l: . jn Certified checks 2.253. 7 I Cashier's checks outstanding ' fikr,4 . f.f, ( Postal savinss deposits ti,19'i.S9 ii, Total demand deposirs 1.214.553.37 f Ime deposits (payable after 30 days, or subject to 5' -,C davs or more notice) Certificates of deposit 72. 475. fix v J. ! Othr time deposits 4t0O9 . S'f I Total of time deposits 552,515.57 1 otters of credit 2.356.10 t Total $:;,45.22i.:'3 r- tate of Utah, county of Salt Lake, ss. si. T, E'Jgene Giles, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the I we statement is true to th hfst of my knowledge arid belief. :-J - EUGENE GILES. Ca shirr. Correct Attest: ;I W. ARMSTRONG, 1 JOHN TjERN, LA FA YETT E HAN" I ! KTT. ? Directors. Snbecrib'-d and -worn to before me thi. 19;h dav of November, 1915. ;eab GEO. T. PETERSEN. Notary- Public, i s2320 ; 'I This Is Talk No. 1 on "The True Story of Real Estate" j BUYING DOWNTOWN PROPERTY. You may have heard the statement, "In a growing city U you can buy downtown real estate with your eyes shut, and '" t not lose." H y You can go further than that and say that any person, a using ordinary judgment, and keeping a few simple rules in g mind, can make money by investing NOW in downtown real jjj x estate. ' 'M The best authorities on real estate values have agreed Eg t upon this proposition : ja In a growing city, central business property increases gjj in value in twice the ratio of the increase in population. ' & ( ff That, is, for every 5 per cent addition to the population g there will be a 10 per cent increase in the value of central business property. M t'j Bear in mind that this proposition is based upon aver- Z i ages. Not all downtown property is affected alike some . 3 streets advancing more rapidly than others but the aver- S ; . J age arvance is equal to the ratio given above. . i The governing factors of rapid advances are develop- j v rnent, utility and transportation. , p ' n Two other factors influence Salt Lake City central i realty values. First, this is practically a flat city. Second, 1 there are no geographical restrictions to confine the business j? "m (' district to any one limited section. Consequently, the area of high values, or the number y ' of points of high value, is constantly increasing. t This makes it possible for more people to make money i in downtown realty fach year, as the city grows. C ','i In buying i'fal estate for investment, remember thai, $ " patif;nce is a good quality. You should not expect to buy Ijij ifday and sell tomorrow at the best profit. Piggost profit ,y vuu: by buying and holding on. Xftxt week's talk will Ik: upon "Suburban Real Kstate." jr fSrrud.) SALT LAKK R FA L FSTATF ASSOCIATION. ! j 3rojpgsTOMMzre HJMiJi m,m&fuw iim.utwiimwiij.ijwii Mini ' CEMETERIES WASATCH LAWX CEMETERY. PKR-( PKR-( petual enre. lOlli Kearns bids. Phone Wasatch ?rns. s?,23 FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS, FRESH FROM OCR greenhouses. Porter-Walton, Stale and Broad A-ayj phone "asa:ch y G4 1 EVANS FLORAL CO., 36 SO. MAIN; cut (lowers, funeral uesigns. Was. Jl- r4502 WILLES-HORNE DRt'ti CO.. NEWS bldg. ; cut th-'wr?, decorations, f uu'-nil designs. Was. 2M. 8237 L. M. LAW. FLORIST. CM E. 2ND St ' : design work and de-'Oiating my sp-ciahy. sp-ciahy. Was. 37. s:91 CUT FLOWERS IIL'DE'ART FLORA L CO., i2 SO. MAIN street. Phone luu. Cut (lowers arid funeral designs. nl;;.3 WALKER'S FLORAL DEPT. OCT flowers, funeral rieisn-. Walker P.:ns. Trv Goods "o. Was. "r-;. s3ci 1 LAK'j K STOCK To SKI.IX' f KI'.O.M. K. MfKenzie. Ii.pla- yurls. 42:' So. Stat FUNERAL DIRECTORS E. W. MALL. I'NJ d-'RTA KER AND EM -balmer; auto e'lulpnieni. l'i So. W. Temple. Was. 505. d3 S. D. E VA NS. 1 N r ' : R T A KER. E M -halmer. Mortuary i b;tpl. S... StHte. Automobile Hervice if dsi-d, wiliiom additional ad-ditional expense. Was. (:777 E. o. O'Iio.vnki.i,, ini:rta ki:r and TTibalmer, hrts movt-d to nw a-tion. a-tion. 225-2-7 South W"U Temple str'";. Reallv bidg. ph"n n::.:?' SYGNOL SIGNS. PANNKHS AND SCENERY FOR ev-ry purpos"; brass and fhiiiped glas? sip; tiff. Cha. I 'n terpen . nsy cn-f ih,'il . 2" Rl'-hard- ft. phono W;. ylfijfl wnv iiavk i;i:av iiaif:' cai.i. mi:s SV'hr'.U. w'n-.yf . j-''M ! t y Is fly.-ins, :h nf henna; aI?o f.xlnl inan?rtt'". Was. s;i7l' HAIKDRESSINfi AM) MAM-CTJUNG MAM-CTJUNG K.VOU'I.TCIN' SIK'P: MAllMir'.KSSI.Vc;. mani'-'irini:. ma 'iriR, iialr 1,'o'ifis. ::rrl florjr W'alkr'M ptor". st;S HYDRO-THERAPEUTICS ARE VOT' S I ' K ? TRV RATTLIO f'RKEK System ( r ai iiici, t . n ' gua r;t n t e-d. Resid-nt in I t real nii-nt s a spc iaHy. v E. 2nd Sou t ii. r3'K5 KEY FITTING COM RI NATIONS ( tf A i'.-'l . SA FKS opri'-d. Sm.-alv Safe Repair Co., .113 S. I W'-f;t Tcrnnl'v Wa h. 15:2. f".m::W LOST LA ROE Y ELLOW ANOCRA TAT. 1'hone Hy. H.S::-J; liheral reward, si 124 LOST BLACK Pl'RSE. CONTAIN INC keys, money and 2 Empress tickets. Return to Trihune. Reward. s222l) LOST ABOUT 5 P. M. THURSDAY. IN or near Schramm-Johnson No. 4, sterling ster-ling silver mesh purse, with name. Nanna C. Clark, engraved inside. Finder please return to 103 MecklonburR apts., or call Was. 7154-R. Reward. s224U FUNn COLO BRACELET, ON 12TH So. and Main. Call Hyland 409-W. S2212 LOSTONE PAIR OF NOSE CLASSES. attached to chain, in case. Lost Wednesday Wed-nesday morning on East First South. Reward. Re-ward. Phone Was. 2075. s224S CAMEO BROOCH ON 2ND AYE. OR C or D st. Reward IC returned to 343 2nd avenue. s2201 Sewing Machines WE SELL AND REPAIR ALL MAKES; rented at 50c per week. 159 So. Suite. Was. 470-1. ' r3(i!6 GROCERY SPECIALS 3 CANS TOMATOES 20c Men's arctics $1.00 Child's rubbers 35c Men's ruhhers t0i: Salt ha. on 12,ic 1 lot of men's and hovs' caps at about Half Price Sample line of men's, women's and children's shoes at wholesale prices. Boys' winter underwear 20c Men's union suits 65c 1 lot ladies' vests 15c Men's heavy sweaters 75c to $lf)0 J-!n-l butter 20c Boys' and mn's coats and vests 75c 1 lot bovs' shoes $1.35 (Worth up to $2.00.) Good creamery butter, per lb 2c Good psls, dozen 20c and 25c Cranberries, per lb 10c 4 lbs. la rue crapes 25c Codfish per lb 10c Sample linn of men's ami hoys' hats, caps, sweaters, mittens, hose, underwear un-derwear and shirts. La 'lies' coats. Flour XI. in, $1.15. $1.20 CHICAGO STORE, 114 and 116 West 1st So. s2319 MONOO R A M A N D GOLDEN GRA 1 N (lour. Ca.he valley's bpst. Made at Trenton. Your proper sells it. Take no ot her. Vostler Seed Co., dist ributers. Was. 5fil. n3!25 Tea and Coffee Special SPP;CLL SUNFLOWER COFFEE. 2 LBS.. 50c: 7 LPS.. Si.on. COME AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL PREMIUMS WE GIVE YOU WITH OUR COUPONS. NATIONAL TEA IMPORTING CO.. 45-47 W. 1ST SOUTH. s715 Shoe Specials. GREATEST SHOE VALUES POSSIBLE. Ladies', $2.2'. ; pent 's. $250; children's proportionatHv. 4th floor, 27 E. 2nd South. sir :i AUCTIONS O. K. c iSTKIU.OII. KXi'KKT Al'CTIuN-fr-tin-', furniture, nicrrhaixjise. V:is. -'M.'1-W. uJ.-.Cl VK HTY AND SF.I.I. H Ol'H K HOI. I ' i:ooiJs. o. K. r'urnllure Co., Zi'J South Sla'e. W.iB. IV"'.. kl''"9 .VI) - HANI) FritNTITRK l!f)IViIT ari'l exrh.in'l (or i;w. S. I.. Furniture Furni-ture Co.. 10."- Si). V. 'iniilo. Way. PERSONAL UDii:s Ji'"ii. iinn'AP.n. I posiTivi-:-lv 'Ktranlf11 my prtat. sur'-f-yf ul "Monthly" rt-rnc-iiy: pa:ty rlif-v-s fonT of tilft InnC'St, ino.t nbstinaft1 ahnorrnal t :c.a hi tin'' in fi ( t o 1 arttu rant or ititcrf'ren'-p v. it.. vork : ninil tlouMe fJtr.-ti-ti. $2; l ook f-'-e. 1 ir !i. 1'. .Southiiitrtoii. KatiM.is i:n. Mn. oIj .Mils. W 1 1. SOX. .-I'KCIAIIST: HATH at:il ma s.t K- at o.ir hmoe hv sproial apnolntiic'llt. ldlrs Olllv. Way. K'rtl. r.:f''. cniRoi'onisT Hll. KI.IZAHIITH I.. WI.-iMi.It. (;K.-i;. (;K.-i;. if. M.lnlvre 6? So. Main. V.'a.ia-.' !i 2"!' . k 1 S74 III'.. I.. ZA.MI'.IA. SI'K.i'l M.rST. TR1-.ATS all ullrrr-nn uf (ho fi-ct. 47 K. lMt So. V.,H. .".I'fi I. I'R. i" .i. cosri:i,i.o. Cliiroix.rllst. 2IS So Main, iiinlalr". if'P. Ki' r i in. tfi 1 7 J. I.. IH VIS. I'llllldl'illUST, Kl '.lTR I htipori'inl. I'l on Wa... 2221. rP.ii'liMM'o W;i 1112. 21.' PAPER H.VN(;iNf;; PAINTING HI'.ST WOItK AT I.OAFST THICKS. ralnllliS. I af'T l,a liTHIIr. k I I'omi n '. I iir. and pal'ir cltaiu hit. Wai. 4'1I'7-.I. ol;"..". I'AINTIMl, PAPKH IIANCINC. KAI.SO-rnlnlni:. KAI.SO-rnlnlni:. cla.tni.. fui- pan'-l poll.hlni:: Kc-t tin'l:, I'.wrr pri-'--. ;a t ft-Sr)i i ; : cr ISfaltv C". 2". K. 4th South. Win. lififil. Call Mr. U'rlu-ht. "I'-jH iToTTR AN n iOJTA TOES c.ki' voru u'ixi'li: srrri.v now v illi" pi !' i f arc ..w. A No l:ay. ki.mii, prjllltry .silptill.-fi. ''!'. Kaili'V & SiUis-col SiUis-col 1 1 pa n V, phonPH Wai. ::.'. l"-i)-7. o:;.""i5 PLHMIUNG AND HEATING I'l.TMItlXC ANII IIK.XTIXii: HAXCKS rriniii iril. . I.. Ita si iiu.-k'U;. Ill W. nth So. Was, ::':t:!. r.'PiH VETEIil N A lilAN l.li. M'U'I'KTT HICK. l.ICKXSi:i ulpiiMiiv unit'-on anil dfntisl. ?,'2 So, West Tempi". Was. "."I:!. si 111) n'KNTlTIRH REPAIRING j W. WII.I.IA.MS SUN. Hh! N STIIKHT. T':i':at''h 2'al. Cpholslo n tu;. rhalrH r-l.aired. r-l.aired. "'!2 J'01'1' iii)S!MTAJ' aTstTjainksk a xi i iiii.m;si: kink Itonds, IPi'onos. Iloj) Wu Co., 11:1 Kast 2nd Soii'h. si 107 FURRIERS LATKST STYI.I! I-IIIS MAUI". 1:17- m led, .!.a.i"d; r.-l 'd .rlr... C"- n.-va c. Ili'diH Co, i;s So ilth KiimC lilvs LADIES' SHOP l'XCV CHWXS. AC( -dHl ill IN PI.K.NT. liii,' hem'-lltihlu-:. iiivi'iol hutlnns; Urd floor ' alitor I.Mi:, silii (7) I'" I N E .MEN IS mTTiTkhn matkiixi i v i k .m k. kki- at" i lilt's HOl.'H''d; homes found for eldldlen. 1'ln Was. 7HMI. a2a Center TRUNKS !1A0E. REPAIRED AND EX(WIAN(;ED A"ll7lli ;i d'l'l I S Till XK STilllK. nuikeiM of h'alher eooils. I'M! So. Main. Was 2,17. sl:t:t;l WHERE TO STOP IN, 'ill, X llllt'SK. IIS 17. 1ST SH., 2..H rooms; i:l" looms. 2i,e. :i..e, Hie and r,,r; modioli; hlllllS. If"-, Speell IllleS Pv Hie week or 1 1 ii in I Ii. Wan. :;'C u;'.,..i ATTORNEYS i i ; w i ,i a ii rs, si i i p: i in k i ri' ' i 1,1,1" I'f Was III "! I- H'V't WANTED Wanted Male Help STUOCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and hou.seliulj help. Headquarters for lahorera. Bl 'est Second South. Phone 464. kii:;4 FRKE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BAS lament la-ment First C'ongreirational ehureh. We get you a position free of charge- Telephone Tele-phone Wasatch 5822. . ' SALT LAKE CITY RAILWAY MAIL clerk examinations coming; $75 month; sample questions free. Franklin Institute, Insti-tute, Dept. 461-J, Rochester, N. Y. s.ill AGENTS MUST BE GOOD HUSTLERS; hl-eral commission. Call 177 No. Slh U'est. S1022 GOOD COAT .MAKER WANTED AT once. Kirksmith Tailors, 212 Main st. S2161 DENTIST WANTED; PERCENTAGE liasis; plenty of work for Ist-elass and conscientious workman. Address O-S. Trihune. s2215 WANTED A GOOD FIRE INSURANCE solicitor; also accident; at 100 A'las hlock. S2249 BI'SHKLMAN AND CLEANER WANT-ed; WANT-ed; single, sober and industrious. Address Ad-dress W. w. lockhart, Ruth. Xcy. s22SS VEST MAKER; GOOD PRICKS. W. K. Stone. 217 Kearns Bld. S2226 BOY ABOUT IS. PRKPARED TO DO hard work. Apply rear 426 So. 6th Kast. S23I1 10 CARPENTERS, ?4; IDAHO. SHIP Sunday morning. "Western Employment agency, IS Commercial st. s2316 Boxing Taught BOXING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT; priyate lessons; any hour. Phone Professor, Pro-fessor, Was. 6943-W. B203 Safety Razors Sharpened MAIL ORDERS; GUARANTEED BET-ter BET-ter than new; single edge. 2Cc per doz.; double edge, o5c per doz. Inclose coin. H. T. Hutchlns, tiie razor man, 146 So. Main St., Salt LaKe City. Utah. r4S31 Wanted Agents AGENTS GET PARTICULARS OF ONE of tile best-paying propositions ecer put on the market. Something no one else sells. Western Specialty Co., 426 D. F. Walker building. a?2.?o Wanted To Rent HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IN LOWELL school district. Address O-ll, Tribune. S2226 WANTED SECOND-HAND OFFICE furniture; must be good; write wi,at you ha'e. Address O-l", Tribune. H2227 SMALL PRINTING - SHOP, IX SALT I-akc, cheap. Address 0-17, Tribune. Wanted Junk SCRAP IRON. BOTTLES, METALS. furniture, rubber and rags. Wasatch 117-J. te.3 So. Y. Temple. Call 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. rlS17 Wanted Furniture BEST l'UH'KS PAID FOR USED FIT!-ruture. FIT!-ruture. Mh-higan Furn. Co., 420 State 61.. below 4th South. S117S Wanted Miscellaneous I'U HXITUHE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. Will pay ;. ou first-class prices. Fisher & Rool.liis Co., 6u W. nd South. Wa-satiii Wa-satiii 5171. eJi3 TO DO VOIR Ut'HOI.STERIXG AND matlresrt remaking. Utah Bedding & Mfg. i 'o. Phone oC. b2!'3 YOUR OLD Vl.OTIII.NG. WILL CALL Sahatam Arn,v. Pi. one Was. 117. rClfil WASATCH FUH.X. CO. PAYS MOST tor se, on,! - lei nd furniture. 277 South State. Was. S. y554 BROADWAY SKCiiXD-HAXD STORE: household goods bought, sold and exchanged. ex-changed. ii2 W. Broadway. Was. ."lts S2P0S wi: rtrv axti pay highest cask . prices fcr old clothes and shoes. Was. 7 '.I'.',. r32il S. & K. FI'RX. STORE. 311 SnUTIt Slate, hues, sells and exchange., nil kinds of furn. Was. r.lli. r410fl WE BUY A X D PAY HIGHEST CASH pt ires for old clothes and shoes. Was. 7i".iU.. K2241 C .R PETCT. E A N I N G CI.KXIXG. RliSTORLXC. COLORS; hand work; removes all grense or stains: reason, ible. Fi-ank Martin. 27 So. W". Temple. Tem-ple. Was. 727ti. Krein h cleaning compound; com-pound; niAll anywhere. C.'ic a cake. ol55? I7I.KCTRIC n.KAXBHS. SELL OR rent. 51.25 day: rugs cleaned. 75c. Dodge Bros. Was. 703h. 04455 Vacuum Cleaners VK. DKI-IYKIt I'OtVKIim. CLKAX-ers. CLKAX-ers. 1 25 per day. Ear-Hoy Bros, do It. Was. f.Tao. h".,17 EURKK FOR SACK I iR RENT AT SI. 25 per da. St ni a rt -G a a son Co.. Was. 2S,i. r:;275 T1IOP. EI.KiTr.lC VACII'JI CLEAN-ers. CLEAN-ers. sold .it XI. 25 per day or rent. 159 So. State. Was. 4Tl'!. sltti STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING OOMl'ARK Oi l; financial RTAXli-Ihg. RTAXli-Ihg. Insurance late and warehouse with anv other. The v, , periorlt - of the Key-ser Key-ser stornce over all others Is ucll known. Kevser I-'ircploof Sloiagc Co., Waa. 2"2:i 1041S KIMIIAI.I. BROS MIIVINU STORAGE Co. ,Molmt. ia,kiiig. stor:i;e and shlp-j,,ig shlp-j,,ig nl reduced rales. 73 South Main sit cel. n27i;2 Moving Van CATTTnUE"! WILL l'l:rLTiii!Pw7TAT lour moving will cost. I drive, my own van, L. C. Harris, Wa. 7'.'15. 'c'Jt'f.i ASS A VERS CHISM'lX' NICHOLS. as.vki:s and elieinlHls, 22!i South West TeniCe, WI7II3 It II. OKFICKR & I'd., ASSA VKH.-. I on South West Temple at., Salt Utke Cllv b2ii(l I '. 1 1 ; 1 1 co w , x cm. ,ss. v kus. nai South West Temple. I'liotle S'aH. 4111 1.4.,:! UXIOX ASSAY OKKIl'K. INC., 152-154 South Wist Temple. I'. O. Box 144it. X 1 2 CHIROPRACTORS CECILS I'V HXSW nil TI I. c 1 1 1 1 ;o l Ml A C-tois C-tois Address 2I'-2I4 Fell llldg., op-t.oslte op-t.oslte poslofflcc. 1'hone Was, i;.i;.;. bv:l "MESSENGER SERVICE wo it 1. 1 1 i i st it 1 1 "r mi',ssi:xgi:u sku- I, e I'hones W as. , ii V ,,-,"i; ,'ll. Iilsh, Mi:r.. S W, 2nd Soiilh. i:l2,"4 ' PATENT ATTORNEYS I'll r.ATEXT I X V I'', XT Ii i XS. K Ki 1 1 ST K It H ade , l.M .a eop , mill!,. See .1 M Thomas, ::.'S l lah Savlli;ii ,v Tlilst ItUc 1,1 "rt WANTED Wanted Female Help THfTy: wr?':'X7l:EE VmiOYMBST bureau secures po.-itions of a 1 ki for women. tJth floor Con-.nen,a Bank bid.-. Phone Was. 2767. lloni'B lou a. m., 3 to 5 p. m. - FREE EMPLOYMENT1 AGENCY. BA SB-mint SB-mint First Congregational church. We get you position free of chaige. ' ,-2., phone Was. 5S22. ' TWO EXPERIENCED GIRLS; ONEFM cooking and downstairs work o ne lot upstairs work and to assist w'Hh chi ren, references required. Address CO i -atn sy. Ogden. . GOYERXMENT POSITIONS O PBX JO women; S75 month. Write :nrnedi.UH for free list. Franklin Institute. DepL 735 J, Rochester, N. Y. bl-i- EXPERI EN, 'ED "OARIM NG HOUSE cook, mining camp; good salaiy, iye references. Address M-35. Tribune. bJioo GIRL TO EXCHAXGE WORK FOR room and board; will pay small a-;.; 2S6 I street. "''"' NEAT VOI'.VI G1KL TO ASSIST IN care of baby. No. 9 Emeiy apts-L COMPETENT GIRL FiTk COOKING and general housework in suiad lam," 6C6 East So. Temple. WANTED TWO YOUNG LADIES TO solicii for a daily newspaper: city "'J. good pay for workers and steady position Address 0-7. Trihune. - sv WANTED-GIKL FOR LIGHT HOUSE-keeping; HOUSE-keeping; no washing. Inquire after p. m., 2'i7 Mecklenburg apts., cor. L and So. Temple. a1 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOI'SK-work. HOI'SK-work. Inquire 1240 E. So. Temple. S22) A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: no washing or ironing. K'OI E. So it'i Temple. Telephone not answered. s22'i6 MAID FOR COOKING AXD DOWN-stairs DOWN-stairs work: no laundry; must be cord cook. 423 1st ave. s22.,l COMPETETXT GIRL FOR GEN. HOUSE-work; HOUSE-work; must be good cook; good pav for right pany. 551 E. So. Temple. Phone Was. 2I,0. S2 2a4 GIRL WANTED AT 115 EAST SO TEM; pie. s22.. HOUSEKEEPER AT SAGE. 5YYO.: S2" per month. Address Herbert .lubaii. Sage. A'-,o. WANTED COMPETENT MAID FC'R ligit i.ousekeeping and to assist in tare of infant: must he neat and good cook, (.'all 653 E. Broadway, apt. 2. s'22-4 GOOD GIRL FOP. GENERAL IIOUSE-work; IIOUSE-work; plain cooking; no washing: good home and good wages. AYas. 2536. s2Z:j2 APT MAKER: GOOD PRICES. W. E. Stone. 217 Kearns. Bide. S2525 Swimming Thoroughly Taught BY EXPERT; PROFICIENCY GUARAN-teed; GUARAN-teed; course. 15. H. Y. Altree. instructor, instruc-tor, Sanitarium baths. Ya s. 65'.i. rl643 Wanted Situation (Male) OFFICE MAX EMPLOYED EVENINGS. Married, sober, steady, with best le-al reference, wants any kind of extra work lor davtime. Addre.-s G-5'i, Tribune. r.rC-4 POSlTloX AS BOOKKEEPER AXD typist; have lad some experience: "an give references. Was. 5602'. sl36'.' YOUNG MAX DESIRES -POSITION with dry goods flim; experic-n, ed ; can talk 4 different languages. 4: East ::t! south. sum:. EXPERIENCED MIXIXO MACHINIST wants job: good holstman. lathe hand and pipefitter. Will go any place. A.I-diess A.I-diess M-51. Tribune. s2H2 YOUNG MARRIED MAN. EXPERI-en, EXPERI-en, c. in office w irk and bookkee; me. private scuctaiy we,rk. wishes position wiiere hard work will be appre iale-1. Willing lo invest a ieasonah amount. Address M-16. Tribune. s')27 SALESMAN WANTS A SIDE LINE l.X conneetion with own businej-s, city and s'ate: best of references. Ad-itess M-lv 'tribune, for interview. s2"3 CHAUFFEUR; DO OWN REPAIRING: con nierc.ial or private. Call WaMU"h 21I7-.I. S21I7 EXPERT A I "TO P. EPA IR MAN OR drier. Was. 3',47-J. sj L ;6 YOUNG MAX. AGED 2'"l. WISHES ANY kind of work: can furnish c fe: cm "S. Address 0-5. Tribune. s2125 I AM A BOOKKEEPER AND WANT A position. Address 0-9, Tribune. s2255 RELIABLE BOY. 17 YEARS OF AGE. wants emplovmen t ; can furnish re'er-en.es. re'er-en.es. Was. HC-M. s:2!l ORPHAN BOY. la YEARS OLD. WANTS pln.e to work for board and room. -i: or country. Phone A'as. Ii '-M. s.'54 GOOD .1APAXKSE WAXTf POSlI'iox as house cleaner, store, effh'e and bar: reliable. C. T.. Was. i'.'.,"l-W. s2;'52 Oflice Help CALL TilE RE5IIXGTOX TVI'FIVIIIT. Ult COMPANY'S FRKE I'lll'l. D17PT. for n est.-d stcnograib.-r when you need one, temporarily or prrtna ne" I ! Wasatch 77. o2',,;0 Wanted Situation (Female) LACE CURTAIN'S AXD ALL K1XDS UK laundl'V ivnik; prices reasonable. Hv- land usi'-.i. rum Gt it 11 1 HOME FOR CHILDREN- REV-sellable REV-sellable telins. 1.114 McClcband st. liv-lalul liv-lalul 552-J. sfi"5 CAPABLE WOMAN W VXTS H O I S !' -work by the day: can furnish re'ler-cmes. re'ler-cmes. Ad.ilress 111'. 17. i.th Soulh. si 122 I WOMAN OK EXPERIENCE WISHES posilion as manager ,,f small apait-inent apait-inent ol' rcomiim house; can handle hoarding hoard-ing houve. Address M-2:i. Tr",:nc. s '" "' YOUNG LADY DKSIKUS Ol'KI, wink. Can lytiewiile, ex;erlen,el in clirlcal work. Address M -.'... Tri'.u'ie s:i.;.; exi'i:kii:xci:d xi'iisi: i-ou ,-,,7 linenielit eases. Sonic housewotk. dross M-56, 'I'llbune. .."l;;l womvx with ii kducYtiox ii nd sonic litis,,, ess e pei'tciice wants position; po-sition; give particulars. A.l.ilcss o-ll Tribune. ,.,,.: GKUM.XN LADY WANT! WoltK I'.Y (he dav. ashing, clcanliic. Ironlmr Wi-salcji Wi-salcji 2:.25-W. s'.':;,.;! DANCING WOODWARDS DANCING M'DKAM' 3 1 Main nl. Class es a, lis. ,.. . , ' lessons till i 1 v ; children classes Salur,l-, el "1 CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR ,1. S I -A 11 1 .. I'llNTK Vl'I'OK IX lit 1 1 D Inn, reinoilcltnc. alteiatlous and r,",.,i, lug; eiinieiiler woi k ; cabinet ma I, I ne ' ', ,." ",:''"-''' ol,,,,,; CHINA PAINTING Miss l'.Kicniv w m:i:xkr s s n ,'",; II:: Kt Third South. Chi,,., sul, , I for sift and prl.es. Class , ' lessons ' COA!, NDKlNni,l(; I I . I lit V IX. KI oi l; I'o I' i , ,, ;i 1 ' o" I..- .,,,;, ';,s ' HI-. Co. II, ' :'n,l So. Wa-,, 41..,,. , 1'UU KtiV 1 Apartments Unfurnished '''' "at THE EAGLE GATE A Bransford apartments, Emery flati. Eagle Gale apartments; location bt ni city; strictly hign grade: references' rt-quired: rt-quired: bo use eeping and ' furnished &..a unfurnished bachelor suites; Anierra'J plan cafe in connection, open to the ous lie Ofhce In the Braneford. Plione x 3026. x;,,, i FAIRMONT APTS., 5TH S., MAIX AND State. Four-roorn modern Rat. .V25. Apply Ap-ply Vissing. 'as. 2753, or Janitor, ell 41 MEREDITH APARTMENTS. J32.50, four rooms. 170 First avenue C2'iOS LA SKLLE APARTMENTS. , 4- room mod. flat; 312 So. 5th Ear ti ' $32.50. Vissing. Was. 2753. or janitor' KENSINGTON AND LA FRANCf; Mod. 4 and 5-room apts., J32.50, t - (, Wasateh 6710. f,'j;,j IVANHOE AITS. 4, 5 and 6-room apts. 417 E. Broadwar h23!l) ': 5- ROOM STRICTLY MODERN; SLEEP- ing porch, liicks apartmenta, 6S sixth East. k!5 -' 3-KOOM APTS.. CHEAP; NEAR CAPI-tol CAPI-tol bidg. 24 E. 2nd North. Kul FOR RENT A COZY. MODERN, FOUR- room flat; suitable for couple. 1205 E. 5th So. st. Phone Hyland 1626. olli3 S20.00 CLOSE IN; 236 2NDF.AST. FOUR rooms, hath, pas range. Inquire Hnd-dart Hnd-dart Floral con-ipany; phone Waa. 106. c.3230 " PRESCOTT APTS 2 FINE SUITES: ' - every modern convenience. Inquire 124 6th East. r$ MODERN 4 ROOMS: FT.ONT A XT) rear porches, steam beat, janitor ser- vi"e. walking distance. 562 So. 6lh Ea?i Hy. J14-R. e43vi NICE 3-ROO.M APT. IN THE OZAP.K. 454 So. 5th East: $2'.,. See janitor or call Dr. Turner. Was. 62-46. rtSTS . , . I THE DORIES. One very choice 5-room apt.; modern in every respect: everything of the very best. 555 First ave. Wasatch 721..! T4662 ONE APT. IN MECKLENBURG; APT. house; mahogany finished oak floors, tile kitchen and baths, electric ranges and e'evator: 365 per month (no children). Was. 5433 or 7329. S245 ELEGANT, F'OUR LARGE ROOMS, TWO porches, south and east exposure, best-lO' best-lO' ation. ad cc nveniences, corner. Aven-daie. Aven-daie. Was. 3076. S494 ' THE MAYBELLE 3 LARGE ROOMS, " disappearing bed, new- apartments, cozy, homelike; close in; strictly modern, ei-cent ei-cent lieat: oniv ?2'l. 176 East 7th. South. Phone Was. 15J9-M. ElOS! J 1-ROOM FLAT. MOD. EXCEPT HEAT; ' -J!5- 52S E7 3rd South. s:764 BERN ICE APARTMENTS. 5-ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN": STH East .and Is: South. Wasatch 215o-YC. S1J"5 3- KOOM MODERN APT.. S?4 EDISON ave. Was. ;57,.-W". S-k'i 4- P.iiOM. MODERN AND COZY: CLOSE ir: se-ond floor. Ooulrrb. 325 So. :'- J Eisf. Prone AA'as. 473. s22'-':' t BOArTxpRooZ ! BRIGHT. AIRY ROOM. MOD. HOME; unexcelled table. 7io E- S- Temc.e Was. 6526-J. r?34 VERY RESIRABLE FRONT RM. : FIXE lo ation; strictly modern horr.e; he:- t water heat, etc.; select board. Phor.e ' tliind r25-W. s',51 WANTED CHILDREN TO BOARD IS' moiern home: best of care: bv month. Hy. 2-S3-AV. Rear 1132 E. 4th So. k?.": NICE. PLEASANT P.OOM: STEAM iiea': best of board: rates refiSor.aV.e. ! ' bic- ks from Hotel Utah. 4- West No ih Tempi. h:7Sl GOOD ROOM AXD BOARD, W PER iveck. 11 East 2nd South St., rear. r'.! BEST MEALS IN CITY. KEITH APART- tt'-ents dmirg room; 21 meAla, J5. 123 . E. So. Ten.ple. Nl TABLE HOARDERS SOIJCITETi: meals, J25 ard t55: b week. Sc. Was-5'..t'.7 Was-5'..t'.7 41 N. State. r4-i71 FII'.ST-CI.ASS ROOMS. STEAM HEAT. sleeping porch, pood home cooking. 5'" K. 1st South. r4613 HOARD AND RlHOI. MODERN CON-vch'.ences, CON-vch'.ences, reasoi ni le. 625 So. 2nd E s73 NICELY FIRNlfllKP FRONT ROOM. nith board, in ptl'.nte family; use ef !a:l,. telephone, etc. 751 E, 2nd So. Was. ." 1 30-J. .-?l LARGE. SI'X'XY ROOM. WITH FOARP. in private fauiilv for two gentlemen or man and wife. 55 F- 2nd South. S1424 ROOM AXD FOARD: MODV2RX HOME; ' veiy rcasena'cie. Was. :66S-W. 20 Q s' s.5'1 HE ST LOCATION. Ct.EVN. PLEASANT j rooms; boaid if desired. "IS 1st aie sir; NliTT.Y FURNISHED ROOM. WITH OH wit ;.,i;t '.cud. 2.5 F-. So. Temple, s-".. 4 -? 1 7 ST SO. TEMPLE. Kia'irsii.'.i rooms, with or without hcci-: hot wuer. clcc'.ric light, a:i n-a-irrn ,'',:iiri::i'ii"'v s22'.? HOARD AXD ROOM FAIR ONE OR TWO ladlo; ia;,i,;,,cs tcqui'-ci. Was. -'"' EXTRA LA RG 1-2 FRONT ROOMS. SITT-a'cie SITT-a'cie for 2. nith lKiar.1: home cock-ini:. cock-ini:. Ill So. 2nd Kast, DRESSMAKING KXI'KRll'.XCI'.D DRESSM VKl'H VI Lb a. owl hi da' ,i.i. ; rctci cr.ces, A ss ;,, :-.i, oi 1 'Rl SSAI KIXG VXD KKMODEl INv): . ad work gua-uitecd. :; So V. Tec- pie. o, W as, Mi e-K. "l DRl'SSM I.K1XG AND 1 AD1KS' T A II OR-Inc; OR-Inc; cu-i r i otc.-d ; at homo or bv the cav Wasati Ii 75 '6-W , lllfl MADAM ROCHVRD. KXI'KKT Rl'MCD-,'.,;-, I'n'--. suns, coats relhi.'d. 51 M SECOND-HAND CLOTHING EDDIE OKI'KN PAYS HlGlH'Sl" P'io s for o'.d clothes and shoos 'ss 150.1. rt:-? NO MT1'1'K WHAT OTHERS PAY. 1 villi i:;e more ,or our old clot',:" i Phone Wavateti .'.',',t . r" HAT FACTORY I'OK II T 111 TVlKlNil, SI'.K tvvici: the Halle,, .'4 K.( 1st So Kst a ah s'.'d lOl NDRV. STOVE REPAIRS CM I. 1 - II : X KOKXDKY Vl'IS kind', ivale, vukots si o e i epa us W i - v.,. 4 1.) k:? : TKl'SSKS mix x Mo V, . "u km: c i; II"' wy 1,1 t ", i, a, , tee, I Rc C nt o I emple in, I I',. a. ' I'NTEKTAINERS c il o; i Ml ',,'1 I x i i; 1 M V 'l . " ,o .' o, re, .1 ,; I -1." ,:i'' |
