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Show ITom Moore.! fiii-J m CIGAR thr.f Perfecto Grand 15 1 for 25 v.. i'4l I I I a I v i Monarch lO' Straight I f l i I B I tt " t 1 Concha Grande 3 for 25' f 1 "' I'? " l Little Jom 5 L ::s.r,?iO-'.v j About 5 inches of ; - f M . i . most pleasant smok- if in5 yours when ; I'iilVk J iuVi 'Monarch-size t h.: i 3 Tom Moore. I '!! tV A'!" ""..' a at The rarn aroma of mild ? ' ' 1 1 fT M " 'J- J Tom Moor, i. due to . i ' 1 fj K I l K Si',:! l 1 .pedal blend. The work- I K'iM.lil', tl V MP the expert h.nd 1 ' S I V ' tf' AiZK?9,7 kind. The satiny wrapper ( u . Alf - a i 1 it from Sumatra. f . -.-1 " ...jiilX) ' t' Take tbe band off a Tom ! ! I , iitfm. f I Moore and go to it! 7 HEMENWAY & MOSER Dealers in Quality. Quality I Not Premiums p The cost of the tobaccos in Camel Cigarettes mj prohibits the use of premiums and coupons. $0, Camels are a blend of choice quality Turkish. 10. m and domestic tobaccos. Smoke smooth and even fe f and leave you scot-free of any clgartlty aftertaste. W$ ( Camels are 20 for 10 cents, and you can't buy ' a more satisfying cigarette at any price. Mi s! Stake a dime against a package to-day. If your dealer can't gupply you, tend 10c for ane pachas (-' or $ 1 .00 for a carton of ten package? ( 200 cigarette . Rv.' ipl postage prepaid. After emoking one package, if yoit 'l''n'i don't find CAMELS a represented, return the other nine package and we will refund your money, ' ' P R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. If I p Winoton-Salem, N. C I pA . 1 A Perfect Cathartic. There is sure and wholesome action in every dotse of Foley Cathartic Tablets. Tab-lets. They cleanse vcith never a gripe or pain. Chronic cases of constipation find them invaluable. Stout people are relieved of that bloated, congested feeling, feel-ing, so uncomfortable especially in hot weather. They keep your liver busy. Schramm-Johnson, drugs, "the Kever-Substitutors, Kever-Substitutors, ,J five (5) good stores. ( Advert! dement) Don't miss the high fire dive at Wan-darnere Wan-darnere tonight. (Advertisement.) rAJUTIOrSAES THE LARGEST, BEST AND CLEAN-est CLEAN-est stock of second-hand goods in this city, consisting of furniture, stoves, ranges and household furnishings. We also have the largest and best selection se-lection of rugs and carpets. We have all makes and sizes. These goods are about as good as new and we can sell them for about one-half the regular price. UTAH FURNITURE CO., 12S-32 W. 2nd South. u2047 CARL E. CSTERLOH IS THE OLDEST auctioneer 30 years in Utah; sells household furniture, merchandise, livestock, live-stock, real estate, etc. I make more sales tha n all others. My add ress, t34 So. Main. Telephone Was. 2824-W. o2977 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT O. K. Furniture Co., 209 So. W. Temple st. u&40 JAMES A. A. STANLEY, CONDUCTOR of legitimate aucl ion sales; 20 Brunswick Bruns-wick ave. Was. 416S-J. u941 JOHN JONES, AUCTIONEER; Residence, Resi-dence, 1230 Strlngharn ave. Phone Hy. 2354-W. t2o45 Tents, Awnings CALL ON SMITH & ADAMS FOR YOUR complete camp outfit; tents for rent. 225 Edison st. Wasatch 1654. ul96 ATWUAGESJUGHT FRENCH AND GERMAN, CONVERSA-tlon CONVERSA-tlon and correspondence, taught, classes or private, by former Paris teacher. Wm. Korte, 5-2 E. 2nd So. Phone Hylar.d 2944 U2107 , FTJRIERnd EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND taxidermist line made as you want it. Furs stored. R. Stenzel Fur Co., 315 So. Main. 23 yea rs in Salt Lake. n525 FUNERAL DIRECTORS EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND embalmer, 164 So. West Temple. Phone 505. d3 S. D. EVANS, UNDERTAKER, KM-balmer. KM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, 48 So. State. Automobile service if desired, without additional ad-ditional expense. Was. 364. b2 IS E. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKER and embalmer, has moved to new location, loca-tion, 225-227 . South Weft Temple street. Realty bldg. Phone 5b0. o339? ELORjCT E. A. LA-M BOURN K, FIXJRA L DEPT., 6 South Main, with Willes-Horne Drug Co. ; leading ilorUls on funeral designs. Wasatch 291 and Wasatch J-S95. uL'ilS ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS, FRESH from greenhouse. Porter-Walton Co., 274 State. m37Sl CFLOWE HUDDART 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 WALKER'S FLORAL DEPT., CUT flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. s3021 MONUMEN LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzie. Display yards, 422 S. State. LOSTjVNDj LOST BROWN LEATHER PURSE, stamped Salt Lake Hardware, containing contain-ing between $20 and 25 on roadway between be-tween Ogden a net Ogden Hot Springs. Leave at Tribune office and receive liberal lib-eral reward. LOST ONE BAY MARE, HEAVY WITH foal, and one black horse. Reward. 723 East Fourth South. s39t5 LOST O. E. S. PIN, BET. 555 E. Broadway and St. Mark's cathedral. Phone Was. 148-J. t3853 STOLEN 2-CYLINDER INDIAN Motorcycle, Mo-torcycle, No. 61S, factory No. 76F046, electric horn, speedometer, tandem; $5 for location; $10 for identification of thief. M. S. Jones, Bettllyon Home Builders Co. U1633 LOST BROWN HORSE; STAR ON forehead ; strayed from pasture on 9th So. and 3rd E. Reward. Call at S23 So. 4th East. U1939 LOS-T BRINDLE AND WHITE 9-months-old bulldog, box ears, left eye and hind legs brindle, black spot on back. Notify 309 Luxor hotel. Reward. U2173 LOST FRATERNITY PIN; NAME ON bade. $10 reward. Call Wasatch 3026. U1978 LOST ONE TENT AND FLY IN PAR-ley's PAR-ley's canyon. Return to Quality grocery, gro-cery, 569 2nd ave. Reward. u2361 LOST SMALL RED CHATELAINE watch. Call Was. 8116-W. Reward. u2145 55525 LADIES $1000 REWARD, I POSITTVE-ly POSITTVE-ly guarantee my great successful "Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases in three to fiva days; no barm, , pain or interference with work; mail $1.60. Double strength, $2. Book free. Dr. B. P. Southingtone, Kansas City, Mo. ol5 DRESSMAKING AND REMODELING In your home by experienced dressmaker. dress-maker. Hy. 1469-W. u5 STYLISH ONE-PIECE DRESSES MADE in one day at your home. Hy. 1498-M. U334 HIGH-CLASS DRESSMAKING; RE AS. prices. Phone Mifs Ruth Ashton, Was. 6313; No. 240 So. State. u742 MRS. M. L. BRAT; SATISFACTION guaranteed. Was. 2196-R. No. 1 Union ave., 335 3rd East. t2312 DRESSMAKING BY THE DA Yr SATIS-faction SATIS-faction guaranteed. Phone Hy. 614-R. U363 DRESSMAKING; PRICES REASON-able; REASON-able; will sew in your home. Was. 23S6-R. U1333 MADAME LOVISE AND SISTERS, DE-sipners DE-sipners and dressmakers; suite 7, 261 So. Main. Was. 7267. u2014 FIRST-CLASS WASHING AND IRON- lng at home. Phone Was. 2492-M. . j U19SS JNTTORSJBUILDERS A. HERMANN BROS.. 1425 SOUTlTIlTH East; remodeling and rebuilding houses, general repair work, piano and furniture repolisher. Will exchange for stocl or cash. Call Hyland 705-W. B3S13 CARPENTER AND MILL WORK. LET us figure on your Job at right prices. Schmidt & Tonnesen. 64$ So. State. Was. 1933. u7g2 DETECTIVE AGENCY MAYLOr77ETOCTIV sultatlon free; strictly confidential; prices reasonable; we guarantee results Suite 209 Mclntyre bldg. Was. 537- nieht Was. 6729-J. ul595 REVELARE INTERNATIONAL SECRET service; highest-grade investigators in world; open night and day; results guar-anteed. guar-anteed. Was. 7270; P. O, box 428. ul216 VALLPAPER CLEANING HOME PAPER CLEXmNcrOREST work, reduced prices. Office. Duvalls store. Was. 3154. d3179 UTAH PAPER, CLEANING CO.BEST work, best prices. Hyland 179S-W E. 0. p81 WHERE TO STOP LcJcOLT7IoulrEp 250 rooms; rates. 35c, 40c and 50c: modern; mod-ern; baths, 16c. nl331 ANGELUS HOTEL, 34 EAST FIRST South; clean, cool, quiet; rooms 35c to 1 per night; new management. ul510 WAGON AND CARRIAGE REPAIRING-first-class horseshoeing; work called for and guaranteed. Royal Blackamlth shoD 527 State. Was. 6740. si 932 STOVJEjmd RANGE REPAIRS RANGES CONNECTED JlTWAEli jackets cleaned, $1; L-Jacket, $3; stoves repaired. E. E. Moriss; work guaranteed -Wasatch 6714-W. 02466 CHJR0P0DIST " L. ZAMBIA, FOOT SPECIAUST T!oN sulfation free. 47 East First South. Wasatch 5064. r3998 CEMENT AND MASONRY aSTntjsdfe eonry work. Adolt Mathews. 464 6th ave. Was. 3S02-W. t3014 LAWN MOWER SHARPENED BY Z. C. M. I. EXPERT WORK DONE at your home. Phone retail hardware department- Hy. 2983-W. P2633 HAT FACTORY I FOR HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR the Hatter. 24 East 1st So. Established 1S8S. 2066 WANTED Vaivted MleJIelp 10 CAR REPAIRERS. 2 air-brake repairers. J mill hands. 3 coach painters. 4 coach carpenters. STROCK S EM P. AGENCY. 51 West 2nd So. St. U1641 WANTED AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN as partner in an extremely profitably business; should earn $100 or more per week; work is pleasant and Involves traveling trav-eling throughout the country; 51200 required, re-quired, which is absolutely secured: references ref-erences exchanged. Address W-50, Tribune. Trib-une. U1424 HIGH-GRADE SALESMAN; REFER-ences REFER-ences required. Apply 612 Templetor Bidg. U1608 STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. 61 West Second South. Phone 464. kll34 1 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE-1 ment First Congregational church. We get you a position free of charge. Tele- Phone Was. 6822. t36f SPLENDID PROPOSITION TO OFFEF those who can sell our first-class line oi nursery stock. Write for particulars Idaho Nursery Co., Welser. Idaho. t355 WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS Salt Lake City examinations soon; 57" month. Sample questions fre. Franklir Institute, Dept. 462-0. Rochester. N. Y u9- MISFITS AND SECOND-HAND SUITS from 55 to 520. The Wardrobe. 67 W 2nd South. ulO. RAILROAD FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN 5120. Experience unnecessary. Sen-age, Sen-age, postage. .Railway, care Tribune. u37 WANTED, EXPERIENCED REM estate salesman. Slate experience, gtv age, former occupation and all particular: P. O. box 625, city. u50 VISIT THE NEW POOLROOM. EVERY thing new. 54 Commercial street. m312 CALL AT 265 STATE ST. FOR UN called-for suits, for sale cheap. k224 MEN WANTED TO WEAR OU; trusses; fit guaranteed. Rex Drug Co W. Temple and Broadway. rl53 CHAMPION SHOE REPAIRER. EE! US. 427 W. SECOND SOUTH. t230 200 UNCALLED-FOR SUITS, FRO 55.00 and up. Nobby Sultorlum, 21 State. ulC . THE ART OF PLAYING PIANO B ear taught in 3 months; guarantee results. Was. 2728. u2c WANTED, A YOUNG MAN BOOK keeper and stenographer. Give ag salary and phone. Address W-49, Trie une. uis; C. R. HANSEN CO.. EMPLOTMEN agency: all kinds help. 35 East Fir; South. Was. 534. U16S WANTED ROOMERS AT MINER: hotel. 161 Commercial; cheapest; goc service; Jobs secured. ulG:. MEN WANTED THE $2,50 BELL SAY ' pla Shoe parlors. 403 Boyd Park bid i-to i-to wear tana, patents vlci; heavy wor i shoes and English styles; 52.50; no mor : no less, is our price. ulS.: EXPERIENCED WATCHMiTfrp. CI- ' who can do engraving preferred." Pho; i Bingham 129. u18' : STEADY EMPLOYMENT. GOO-' wages for experienced coal miner:' Give past experience. No trouble. A dress X-48, Tribune. ul9,, WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL WOR;i and part cash for cement work, bri'i laying, carpentry, wiring, lathing, pain'-j Ing and plumbing Wasatch 2504. u20;'i WANTED FINISHER WHO CAN Ijj cabinet work. Apply 7 So. Main st u21';! WANTED AT ONCE, EXPERIENCE solicitors for cleaning and dyeing bus ness; one acquainted with city pr-ferred. pr-ferred. Myers Cleaning & Dveing C S. W. BENNETT. RAINIER HOTE 260 So. Main; $2 week and up; hat, included. Respectable. u20, EXPERIENCED FARM HANDS, F.ij miliar with orchard and irrigatt-'; work; also helpers wanted. Apply C'ren:; 75 E. 4th So. u2.;: 1ST-CLASS PIANIST, ACCUSTOMe' to moving-picture work. Mehesy the-ter. the-ter. u23 . WANTED DELIVERY BOY, WIT.i wheel. Schramm-Johnson, No. 6. u23; Wanted Salesmen 1 LOCAL CORPORATION; BEST SELl" ing proposition ever offered: liber commissions; leads and help given; r-v ommendations required. Address Utr Finance Co., suite 205 Kearns bldg. ul6 SALESMAN, CAPABLE OF EARNIN 53OO0 yearly. H. Pier, Dubuque, low U17: Wanted Agents ! 10 AGENTS TO MAKE EVERY HOUSi wife In the state happy; 20th centu wonder. Call and see E. Blomquist, i Ruby ave. (bet. Sth and 9th So. on Stat I Phone W. 2S9 or W. 5369-R. tl2 ! AGENTS, BEST PROPOSITION, $10, 5 ' 1 per day; new plan; no talking. C i Anthony Fisher, 161 West South Temp ul . Wanted Situation (Male) YUkTTJan! GOOiaBOOKKEEPEl i with knowledge of typewriting; best j references; salary no object. Addre . X-15, Tribune. ulKit JAPANESE BOY WANTS HOU8BWOE position; good cook. Was. 4816. ul8 STEWARD; YOUNG MARRIED MA well educated; long experience: wou like position in hotel or first-class ca; Can take charge. Address W. E, Jacoi i son, Stratford hotel. ul .t i EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR WANT position; can furnish references. A- dress X-42, Tribune. u13 : YOUNG SCOTSMAN WISHES POS ' j tlon In dry goods store. Address X-- i Tribune. ult' ' RELIABLE MAN WITH REFERENCI ! : wants position as night watchman. A dress X-44, Tribune. U19 I EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN DBSIRiM change of position: excellent steno rapher and typewriter. Address X-Trlbune. X-Trlbune. u21 AUTO TRUCK DRIVER WANTS POS tion doing own repairs; factory a repair shop experience; married. ; So. Sth East. U21 i JVand-TBuy j 1 1 WANTED TO BUY A BRASS EE chiffonier, dresser and center tab i steamer trunk, in good condition. WJ satch 7017-NW. u2i . Wanted Real Estate WANTED TO LEASE, BUT OR TRAlf j one to ten acres, water right, goi , house; close in. Address A-l, Tribur ; U21, : PANCJNG DANCING EVERY NIGHT. I Majestic Pavilion. It's cool and deligr ful dancing to the tune of a big bra ; band. Be there! r2r- DANCING LESSONS DAILY. WOO' ! ward Academy. 34 Main st. Hesitati- Harvard and one step in four les3ons f, T |