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Show CETERIES WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY, PER-petual PER-petual care. 1016 Kearns bldg. Phone Wasatch 2593. C3243 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. Annie Hanson wish to thank all those who were so kind and sympathetic to them In their sad bereavement. Also for the beautiful 'floral offerings. n21S5 CUT FLOWERS. FRESH FROM OUR green houses. Porter-Walton. 3tate and Broadway. Phono Wasatch 586-f. 64l EVANS FLORAL CO.. 36 SO. MAIN; cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. n636 ERNEST A. LAMBOURNE. FLORAL dept. 8 So. Main. with Wllles-Horne Drug Co.. leading florists In funeral designs. de-signs. Was. 291 and Was. 2959, n!103 Hl'DDART FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN street. Phone 106. Cut flowers and funeral designs. . nl633 THE LEADING FLORIST, W. W. KINO. 214 East 2nd South. Phone 37. r27 WALKER'S FLORAL DEPT. CUT flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. s3P21 LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzie. Display yards. 422 So. State. FTJNERAL DIRECTORS E. W. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND EM-balmer; EM-balmer; auto equipment. 164 So. W. Temple. Was. 30b. d3 S. D. EVANS. UNDERTAKER. EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel. 48 So. State. Automobile service If desired, without additional ad-ditional expense. Was. 364. gTVi E. G. O'DONNELL,. UNDERTAKER and embalmer. has moved to new location, loca-tion, 225-227 South West Temple street. Realty bldsr. Phone 5 SO. o3399 DRESSMAKING HIGH-CLASS LADIES' TAILORING and dressmaking. Reasonable prices. Hyland 915-W. kl913 EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WILL go out by the day; references. Hyian-i 2819-R. nlSS MRS. M. L. BRAT. SATISFACTION guaranteed. Was. 2196-R. No. 1 Union ave.. 335 3rd East. n&36 MADAM ROCHARD, LATE WITH THE Hudson Bay Fur Co. as fitter, win design de-sign and n-.ace silk gowns for 55 during tile month of Angus to establish. Room 25. 31 West Broadway. n!338 j ATTORNEYS B. N C. STOTT, 604 NEWHOUSE BLDG. Was. 26-54. k949 M. E. WADDOUP8. SUITE 110 KEITH bldg. phone Was. 1023 kl073 JSTEJHCAL DR. GRIFFITH. SPECIALIST FOR men. l.'.Hi Main St. c26 ZZTZ DANCING DANCING LESSONS DAILY. MR. AND Mrs. Woodward. 31 Main St. g695 If you have- lost, or found unythine, fp.t the, ne:irch'in oyns of Thr Tribune's Lcmt nnd Found columns at work. jLOSTADFOU lost somewhere between pro- vo river, near Kamas, and Dalil Eros.' farm near Park City, canvas bug containing con-taining clothing and' camp equipment. Finder please return to W. E. King, care Mutual Creamery Co.. Sa.lt Lake. nl60S LOST DIAMOND RING AT SALTAIR depot Tuesday night. $50 'reward; return re-turn to room 100, Keith Emporium bldg. nl648 LOST ON CANTON ROAD, BETWEEN Brighton and Salt Lake, brown mall Pouch containing clothing and compass and tape measure, with owner's name. Reward for return to Clarence Bamberger, Bam-berger, 161 Main. nl"01 LOST AUGUST 5TH OR 6TH, ROUND brooch, floral design; has been mended. Reward. Notify 1134 N. Arthur, Poca-tello, Poca-tello, Idaho. nl721 LOST SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL football pln of 1905. Phono Main 6. , nl723 LOST LARGE MARIE ANTOINETTE pin In gold settins. Liberal reward. Call uasatch 66B4-J or Main CP0. nlf.30 LOST 1 PAIR GLASSES. CHAIN AT-lached, AT-lached, and hairpin, room 1, Warm Springs baths. Reward $2.00. J. Steres. 3i0 E. 8th South. ' nlS23 LOST PEARL SUNBURST WITH OPAL center, Friday, between 10 and 12 a. m. Call Wasatch 511S-J. , nl917 LOST LAST THURSDAY. BLUE serge vest, partly finished. Reward. Lloyd Tig, Co. n1884 LOST THURSDAY EVENING. ' IN American theater, or in front of It, one pair nose glasses. Call Was. 6809-M. Reward. Re-ward. n998 LOST REWARD FOR' INFORMATION leadlns- to the recovery of Bulck roa'l-ster roa'l-ster U-1601. Phone Hy. 243. n2278 TUESDAY, AT NO. 27i WEST THIRD South. I will sell 12 rooms of beautiful furniture; rugs, carpets, massive brass Beds, springs, mattresses, Sllckley Life furniture, 6ettee. davenport, rockers, and all genuine leather; maple and oak dressers, dress-ers, hall tree, new sleel range, gas plate, drop-head Singer: also hand-turn machine, ma-chine, silverwaro cupboard, wardrobe, oak dining table and chairs. Smith Premier Pre-mier typewriter, dishes, bric-a-brac, two tents, Stevens shotgun. 100 feet hose, lawn mower. Sale 10:30 a. m. This is a large, clean room. Send furniture here Monday if you want It sold; I charge 10 per cent and pro rate cost ad, rent and bookkeeping; boosters, knockers anil dealers Invited. Highest price bid gets the goods. Come, see for yourself. Nuff sed. C. E. Osterloh. auctioneer, 30 years In Utah. Make more sales, get more money than anyone else. Why? n2134 C. E. OSTERLOH. EXPERT AUCTION-eering; AUCTION-eering; furniture, merchandise. Was 28M-W. U2561 CONSULT C. L. SEBER. MOST RELI-able RELI-able auctioneer In Utah. Hyland 247. glS46 WE BUY AND SELL HOUSEHOLD goods. O. K. Furniture Co.. 349 South State. Was. 1906. kl909 BARGAINS IN FURNITURE: OUT OF high rent district Is why we ran sell cheaper than anybody. Give terms to suit. Have eecond-hand goods also at half price. Michigan Furn. Co.. 430 State St., opposite county bldg. nl720 GROCERY SPECIALS 1 3 LBS. UTAH TOMATOES 10C 5 large cucumbers 5o Men's low shoes 75c, S5c. $1 26 5 lbs. rabbage. i-j.- Lard 33, 40:; 5s, 6;.c; 10s !!..$ 1 30 Mason Jars pints. 50c; quarts 60c Economy jars . Pints sr,o Quarts ;c Sample line of boys' and girls straw hats, from nc to $1 no 2 Ihs. peanut butter 3 pkffs. Post Toastles Good pij-s, a dozen 35 and "v Butter 2r Boneless ham, lb ' " " njc Shes Uo and ITje lour $1.30 and $1.35 Compound la it! 6b. 55c; 10s jl 00 3 loaves breai iqc Children's shoes, worth up to Jt 25 for 'gr Chicago stork. 114 an1 lifi wst 1st So. nlR22 PERSONAL LADIES noon REWARD. I POSmVE? ly guarantee my great. successful "Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some of th longest, most otistlnate abnormal cases In three to five days; no harm, pain or Interference with work; mali SI. 50; douhlc strength. 12: book free Dr j B. P. Southtngton. Kansas city. Mo. olS j DIVORCES LAWYER OF IS YEARS' experience: reliable. Advice free. 321 Brocks Arcade. 2j.S State St. k2713 FURNITURE REPAIRING W. WILLIAMS 4 SON. 1 NSTREEt! Wasatch Upholstering, chairs re--n"1- o342 FLUFF RUGS ' FLUFF RUGS AND COLONIAL RUUS woven. J. G. Winfleltl, 76'j Pacific ave Waa. 3470-J. k3327 TRUSSES " MEN WANTED TO WEAK OUR trusses; fit guaranteed. Rex Drug Co.. W. Temple and Broadway. d3729 HAT FACTORY yon hat repairing, ski-: tatlor the Hatter, 24 Kat 1st So. EstRljIlfOiM 1R&S- K-'f65 CONTRACTORS FOR BUILDING, ALTEHATIONROkT ftient work, call Was. 7045-W, or I ftoutl 4th ITast. ' k'ST JOCOc:omNs " WE BUY ALL KINDS OF TORACCO coupons. Razor Shop. 55 West 2nd So. n 14:1 a I-ii5I tSjytTAJlPEN E D BY ,. C. M. I. KXI'EKT WORK DONE at your home. I'hone Hyland 2030-J. . el 437 OPTICIANS BROKEN LENSES DUPLIC A T BID In"30 minutes; reduced prices. Schubach Optical Op-tical Co., 100 So. Main. Was. 243.1. k3402 PLUMMNG AND HEATING PI.CMBINO AND HKATING; PRICKS reasonable. J. I Ranmuason, til U'ost 6th South. Was. V.i?,3. PATENT ATTORNEYS- TO I'ATE.VT INVENTIONS. R EG 1ST ICR trade marks or copyrtirhls, -o J. M, Thomas, 328 Utah Savings & Trust bldit. U12U PIANO LESSONS I OO TO THE HOMI0; FULL-TIME' valuable remiltH. Send your addremi to "Frosto," 10 W. Broadway. n2!H3 CHIROPRACTORS CECIL FAIINSWOKTII. I ' 1 1 1 HOT I : AC? torn. Address 212-::I4 Felt t , 1 . 1 ; . , op. poslte pos-.tnnice. I'hnne Was. lMiti. ti2.'ll SECOND-HAND STORES HIGH .EST CASH PRICKS PAID FOR lined furniture. Axrlrad Kurn. Co.. 43 W, anl pft"jili. Wh- US. n537 WANTED ! INTELLIGENT, AGGRKHSIVE SALES agents wanted (or Utah, Idaho, Montana, Mon-tana, Wyoming and Nevada, to sell Ice-lees Ice-lees Oem Refrigerators. Indispensable to housekeepers, merchants, hotels, etc. Unusual Un-usual chance for live men. Apply at once. State territory desired. Regal Mfff. Co., Box 543, 730 South State St., Palt Lake City. h3S9S STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. I tead quarters for laborers. 61 West Second South. Phone 464. kll34 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE-ment BASE-ment First Congregational church. V,'e ret you a position free ot charge. Telephone Tele-phone Wasatch 6S22. .t365 WANTED MEN. WOMEN, $75 MONTH. List government jobs open free. Franklin Frank-lin Institute, Dept. 461-F, Rochester, N. Y. kS28 EXPERIENCED MILLER FOR TEM-porary TEM-porary employment. Call at office of Bankers TrusL company, opposite post-ofElce. post-ofElce. n801 PIANO PLAYER WITH VAUDEVILLE or musical comedy experience; must be a good reader. See Sam Loeb, Princess theater. nl711 WANTED A FIRST-CLASS SLAUGH-terhouse SLAUGH-terhouse man, also to help In sausage room; German preferred. Address M-43, Tribune. nl794 MARRIED MAN, ABOUT 30 YEARS OF age, as cltv salesman; must be well acquainted and reliable. To the right party the right opportunity and particulars. particu-lars. Address M-34, Tribune. nl7i)0 $5 PER DAY FOR COMMON LABOR-ers LABOR-ers and more for skilled workers now paid In one big factory and must be paid by all employers soon,, Hays Jack Pansy. Send 10 cents for his great book, "'51600 Yearly Average Wage," and learn how you can receive pay on this scale. P. O. Box S93, Ogden, Utah. nl074 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY to get. My free booklet, V 219, tails how. Write todav now. Earl Hopkins. Washington, D. C. k30S WANTED WRITE PHOTOPLAYS: $100 each ; instructions absolutely free; experience ex-perience or correspondence course unnecessary. un-necessary. Franklin, 1278 Market St.. San Francisco. n980 ABLK-nODIEn MEN FOR FIREMEN, hrakurnen; $120 monthly; experience unnecessary. Railway, care Tribune. n91 GOOD MONEY MADE AT HOME KNIT-ting KNIT-ting hosiery. Machines furnished on time. We buy or sell your goods. Easy and constunt work. Gleason-WTieeler (.Inc.). SC7 Madison. Chicago. nl962 $50 WEEKLY. EVENINGS AT HOME. Everything furnished; no experience, no canvassing-. Don't worry about capital. Boyd H. Brown, Dept. A 354, Omaha, Neb. nl960 I WILL PAY ANY HONEST MAN UP to $50 monthly for part of spare time. No canvassing; no capital. Write today. Voorhics, Desk ISti. Omaha. Neb. r.1953 $S0 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO travel, distribute ampU'S and take orders, or-ders, or appoint agents. Permanent. .Tnp-Amerlcan .Tnp-Amerlcan Co., Chicago. nll'c-8 WANTED MAN TO REPRESENT US in your own territory, fs5 per month, t raveling -xpe rises a nd cot mission. Experience Ex-perience unnecessary. Write iui'-k. R. 1 Martel. 2T09 Indiana ave., Dept. Chh ago. n1?.'3 GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS thorough Instruction, $.".. Returned if not appoint el. Pariimlars free Amerl-i Amerl-i an Civil Service School, Washington, D. C. nl9n2 SS TO $10 A DAY EASILY M DE. cooperate co-operate with us. No capita) or experi-i-rre ne'-essar-. Write at once. The 1-Hls StipDlv Co.. 1S9 S. Washington st.. Battle Creek. Mich. nl947 A FAMILY WANTED TO TAKE CARE nf An 82-acre- form. 12 mile? from city, rail Sj2 k. 7th E. A. fdttmann. n2-iio TWO MEN THAT WANT TO BUY A good ft ahlifshed prow ing hus-lness fan make twenty per k anil extra profits; owner must l.-avn; price $Uf'0 cash. Address Ad-dress N-lfi. Trll-un.. n'JlfiO W ANT ED E X p E 1 1 ! E NO ED PO KTRA 1 T men; ik w pr-'p"titinn ; kkv1 lommis-slon lommis-slon 9 to U a. m.. 5- W. 4th So. Call for Mr. M.iriev. n21M W NTED -:n MILL-WORK CARPEN-tcrs, CARPEN-tcrs, . 4 . J.-: 9 hours' work; rioye In. Tntrrmountnln Employment Agency, No. 3 W. 2nd So. ni:S2 OWING TO CONSTANT DEMAND FOR - lorlts. salfsrTin. bookkeepers, chemists. mf-ch niHl enp i neers nnd 1 1 me keepers. wr in M ic.nif ;ipi 1 h n thnis. Yon r early registration will wurw tesults Wrs'ern lr.gineerlng AS'-ncy, In., 109 W. 2nd South. nlPfl GOOD CABINET MAKER WANTED. 2 Richards st. n2049 BUSH ELMAN WANTED. t "T A H Sa-ings A- Trust ' 'o. Call Surdnv between be-tween 9 3. ni. ;tnd 1 2 or Monda v ff-r-nron. n W A NTFT'-M A N A N D W I t" H steady, sohr bachelor to work on farm; miiFt be willing ;o work farming hours and be an nll-armd Unndy inati and not af i-ald of work, A steady job to the p-rtv who can fill tne bill. Addrrs N-2. Tribune n2rt26 AP.E YOtT SKILLED IN ANY TRADE? If not, your chance of getting a steady Job is small. Navy offers you opportunities opportuni-ties to learn one of mnnv da Irs ti.sr ful In both civil nn.l mIMtnrv life, nnd will advance you a." you d serve. Anplv Navy Rotrulling Station. Ji).lKe bnlldlnn. nl3'"'i LOCAL CORPOR'ATP'N KIC'CIRKS nian to take rhareo of department; In-vestment In-vestment re'jiiired. yectire.j Hnd will pa v well; good salary nnd position to right party. Ad dross M-4B. Tribune. nl9'1 SMART HOY W A NTED F(R HOTEL work; not. ynungur than 1". A pph at 13r.i W. So. Tempie. n2173 M A N FO R HOrSFAl A N . VS'A B s7l naming house. ) 1 n So. State. n2;T0 WA NTED-CARPENTER FORA FEW days' work. $2 .Ml per rlav; give phono number. Address N-22, Tribune. n22"0 W A NT ED--I1A R UK H Tn T A K E clmrgo of shop on pen -en tu go hauls. John Hasalnme, Plnghani (.'anon K F. n- n22S2 JVanted To Buy will u y L i ; n t w i ; i ( ; h t7l"at e model nuto; Ford. Sa xon, Moproo not wanted. Full particulars to p. O. Ilox PtW. Wanted to Buy Farms WANTEDTO HEAR DIRECT FROM owner of good furtn or unlmprnvod land for salo. CI. C. Hucklnghuni. Houston, Hous-ton, Tex. nl!i-tO Wanted Real Estate Ul'lLDING LOT TO 76 KIOET, FOR home, northeast or eiiat. Address M-.S,'., Tribune. nlH5 Wanted Fu rn f t u re pay hk;hest pru:e for hohap iron, lot tk'i, brasf", Hack a. rccon I - hii nd furniture, clothes, rubber snd rags. II. Gush, H viand 5"5-N-M. k.T4ii7 H EST I'HK 'ES PA ID FOR OS I'D furnltui'v Ml'-hlgan Furn. Co., State, below 1 1 h South. nlSl'7 Vitnted-T( Borrow $r00 O N FUN E I A )T F D I A MO NDS ; ' will pay gooil InturfiM. Address L-h'J. Tribune. n38 I WANTED Wanted Salesmen WANTED FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN to handle manufacturer's line of paper specialties In Utah, Idaho and tributary territory; basis of commission and salary; sal-ary; right man can make good money. Address P-1S. Tribune. nl035 WANTED EXPERIENCED SPEC1AL-ty SPEC1AL-ty salesman to represent large corporation corpora-tion selJlng goods direct to druggists and general merchants. Exceptionally strong selling arguments. Business long established, estab-lished, with national reputation. Only live-wire Salesman will bo considered. Excellent opportunity for salesman with ability. Give age, experience, names of lines handled, territory covered and reference ref-erence in first letter to insure prompt reply. re-ply. Chicago P. O. Box 555. nl024 SALESMEN FOR LEADING LACE AND embroidery importer. Unrestricted territory. ter-ritory. Liberal commission. No objections objec-tions to side lines. P. O. box 317. Madison Madi-son Square station, New York. hS-t-l SALESMEN WHOLE TIME OR SIDE line ; 10 minutes' time pays you $10. Pocket samples; prompt commissions. State territory covered. El wood Mfg. Co., Inc., illS Michigan ave., Chicago. SALES M E N POCKET SIDE LINE, new, jive proposition; all merchants In towns of 100. 000 and under want It. Pays $5 conimis.sion on each sale. No collecting; collect-ing; no risk to merchant. We take back unsold goods. Easiest, biggest paying side line ever offered. Canfleid Mlg. Co., i!08 Sigel st., Chicago. nlfl65 SALESMEN WANTED EXPERI-ence EXPERI-ence unnecessary; easy work, big pay. Write now for large list of openings offering of-fering opportunities to earn from ?100 to $o00 a month while you learn. Address nearest office, Dept. 359. National Salesmen's Sales-men's Training association, Chicago, New York, San Francisco. n!956 GROCERY SALESMEN CAN INCREASE their Incomes with a good side line. Our direct factory lines of enamel ware and dishes sell readily to the grocery trade. We pay commissions weekly. Pocket samples. United Manufacturers' Co., 1102 American Trust bldg., Cleveland. Cleve-land. Ohio. nl951 EXCELLENT. PERMANENT POSITION open August 15 for capable salesman; : sell general retail trade In Utah. Liberal 1 commissions; $35 weekly advanced. Rice 1 & Co., wholesale jewelers, 6933 Williams ! bldg., Detroit. niy50 SALESMAN VACANCY SEPT 1 ; Experienced Ex-perienced in any line, to sell general tra.de in Rocky Mountain states : unexcelled unex-celled specialty proposition; commission contract; $35 weekly expenses. Continental Conti-nental Co.. 943 Continental bldg., Cleveland. Ohio. nlf-9 WANTED A SAXESMAN EXPERI-enced EXPERI-enced In computing scales, cash or accounting ac-counting registers, adding machines or similar specialty lines: first-class proposition, propo-sition, with liberal advances. Vacancy Sept. 1. S. E. Kline, sales manager, 2.6 33 Crafts bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. nl048 SALESMAN CAPABLE SPECIALTY man for Utah; staple line on new and exceptional terms; vacancy now attractive at-tractive rommiPsion contract; $33 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Blxler Co. 27n 23 Carlin bldg., Cleveland. Ohio. nl!M$ CO M PE T ENT SALESMEN OR MER-chants MER-chants preferred, bv well-rated Cleveland Cleve-land concern to sell merchants greatest specialty of the day; S.n to &500 per month: commissions paid wecklv nat experience. H. A. Tavlor. station r t leveland. Ohio. nl945 CLEAN-CUT. EXPERT SOLICITOR; must be honest and hard worker. 453 Edith avenue. nl9S? FINE PROPOSITION FOR GOOD salesmen. CaJI 9 to J 1 a. m. Union Produce Co., 66 West 1st South. nlS73 W A NTE I E X P E F: I E N t ' ED P A LFSMAN to represent in Salt I.ak Citv complete lino of hammock touches and ca nvas goo-Is for 110. on -i.iiiniiasrn. Theo ior H. Hoarse & Company. M0-S5O w Harrison Har-rison st., Chicago. nM52 SPECIALTY MAN, COMPUTING scales. Plmne Rice. Wasatch 639. for appointment. n203I Wanted To .Rent A SMALL FRO IT RANCH IX MlTT Creek. Address SA3. Tribune. d:S43 CONTRACTOR DESIRES DESK ROOM In up - town offW. architect or engineer's en-gineer's office preferred. Address S-1, Tribune. g2SS4 6 TO ln-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; : furnished, cloee In. Address T-54, Trih-une. Trih-une. g2567 LET PETTILYON HOME BUILDERS comtany rent that house or business property for you. They are experts Wa-mi-h """' hSU6 3 OR 4-RnOM I'NFF RNISH ED APART-merit, APART-merit, witr. lu.at; must bo reasonable M-1V, Tribune, nl5s3 UY COfPLE. 4 UNFFRNISHED ROOMS or small house: must be clean and reasonable; rea-sonable; hy Aug. 20. Address M-37 Tribune. Trib-une. ' nlSn3 COUPLE WOULD LIKE 3 OR 4-ROOM furnished apt., for the wintc -; reason-aMA; reason-aMA; must be close in. Addrers M - s Tribune. nTy:s UPPER FLAT IN DUPLEX HOUSE 223 So. 6th IC-iM. Strictly modem. Oft 11 bet. hours of 10 a. ni. and 5 p. m. nlS05 WARREN APT.. 505 2ND EAST ST 3- ' room, mod., frontX h. k. apt.; private hath' nlSTS MOIFRN BI'NGATW OR COTTAGE on east side. Address P. O. Box :ooS- M99i FI.'RNISI IED. MODERN FOER i )"r five-room bouse, within five hlccks of birnlners district; perm.tnent ; cltv references. refer-ences. Address N-4. Tribune. n.ul7 FURNISHED OTTAGE. 3 RMS.. HMD gratlon ennvon; on th creek; must bo In good condition; tent not tn exceed $"5; will rent until Sept. 15. Was. -673!;. Call Monday afternoon nnd evening. nlL'S UNFURNlSH ED ROOM. Wl TlT HE.T. in apartment r modern home, with privilege of bal h ; must bo on car line. Address N-7, Tribune. n3021 5 OR fi-RM. RUNG ALOW WITiT'leEP-Ing WITiT'leEP-Ing porch. 40 E. U'th So. Phone llv n22d Wanted Board and Room BY YOUNG MAN. IN PRIVATE FAm" ily will give vi'din Wessons In rnrt piiv-inent; piiv-inent; walking dlstnnce; will furnish rof-itfenccfl. rof-itfenccfl. Address M-29, Tribune. nl7l2 YOUNG COUPLE WANTS TOhKSK new 5-room brick bungalow, with option op-tion of buying on or beforo expiration of lease ; would Hko furnace, if possible; must b on or near pavod street in crst or n on heap t hoc t ion. Cull H viand 2154 utter S:3u a. m. ' nir's2 CHINA PAINTING MISS B 1-: RT ! 1 A WAGE N KH's" s TU D?0. 143 East Tnlrd South, China sultablo for gifts nnd prices. Cla and private lessons. e9t!9 NU IiONE COKSEtTeR W'11,1, CAT. I, AT Yd!'!! KKSIHBNCK 1 'Tirana Murrny 3!. Mrs. LikWoii, mh SMitli ri ii I Slut... MlllSii CUKTAINS LAUNDERED LACK iTR'I'AINS AM) A 1 .1 . KlXlf Inntnlij- wi.uk; jirKij ivatmmible Hv Hld; . SEWING MACHINES V11 KKT..L,. IIKNT ANT) H K V Al It A?,I, muken., 1 r llafo. Wns. 47(I. kC104 WANTED Wanted Agents AGENTS BEST PROPOSITION, $10 TO J20 per day; new plan; no talking. Call Anthony Fisher, 171 West So. Temple. nf34 AGENTS HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE; (fold medal awarded ; sells Itself; good conimis.sion. 54 E. 4th So. nS09 AGENTS "LITTLE GEM" AUTO-! AUTO-! ma tic Gas Lighters meet Instantaneous Instantane-ous sale. Newest agents' article. Over : i.50 per cent profit. Get busy now. Poata.1 orlngs valuable proposition. Automatic Gas Appliance Co. (Incj, 1 Union Square. New York. hl4Sl ONE LIVE SALESMAN OR SALES-woman SALES-woman in each county to handle small specialty that everyone needs once per week. Sells itself and repeats. No capital capi-tal required. If you are a live one, this is your chance to make a permanent income. in-come. Write 229 Moose bldg.. Salt Lake, for full particulars. k2i2'j AGENTS OUR NEW HOUSEHOLD article sells on sight. Great labor saver for housewife. Iari;e profits. Investigate Investi-gate today. Mission Mfg. Co., Dept. 44. Pleasant on, Cal. n971 WE START YOU -IN BUSINESS, FUR- nlshiri everything; men and women, $30 to J210 weekly operating our "New System Specialty Candy Factories." home or small room anywhere; no canvassing. Opportunity lifetime; booklet free. Rags-dale Rags-dale Co., Box L, East Orange, N. J. nl970 AGENTS 500 PER CENT PROFIT; free samples; gold sfsn letters for stores and office windows. Anyone can put on. METALLIC LETTER CO., 437 N. Clark. Chicago. n!939 BIG TEXTILE MILLS WILL EMPLOY everywhere reliable people to take orders or-ders for dress fabrics, hosiery, underwear, sweaters, waists and skirts from samples. Factory prices. Spare or all time. No experience; permanent. Many making over $C0 weekly. Steadfast Mills, J f,, Remsen st., Cohoes, N. Y. nlSC4 WONDERFUL 25c KITCHEN INVEN-tion; INVEN-tion; saves labor and money; demonstration demon-stration creates sensation; S00.O0O sold in Chicago: 200 per cent profit ; new sales plan eliminates canvassing. Triumph Manufacturers, Transportation bldg., Chicago. Chi-cago. nlS55 AGENTS GET NEWEST. QUICKEST sellers direct from makers; full lisi free. Nat'l Agents' Assn., 122 Michigan ave.. Chicago. nl554 LISTEN CAN YOU SELL GASOLINE at ONE CENT per gallon? If so, sell GASO-TONIC. Gives 40 per cent more gasoline mileage; eliminates carbon; auto owners grabbing for it. $10 a day easy. Heisey made $25 first day. A.ct quick, man. Details free. White Mfg. Co., Dept. 80, Cincinnati. Ohio. nl944 EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR FOR TAIL-oring TAIL-oring business; references required. Call afternoons, 416 Atlas biock. n2161 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED GENTS' OLD CLOTHES, shoes and suitcases; will pay the lushest lush-est prices. Was. 7004. kl666 UTAH CLOTHING CO. PAYS HIGH-est HIGH-est prices for old clothes. Waa. 73-M. 38 Commercial st. n5l7 FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WAN'XED. Will pay you first-class prices. Fisher & Robbins Co., 60 W. 2nd South. Wasatch Wa-satch 5171. e253 TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND mattress remaking. Utah Bedding & Mfg. Co. Phone 333. b203 YOUR OLD CLOT HUNG. WILL CALL. Salvation Army. I'hone Was. 3147 r2191 WASATCH FURN. CO. PAYS MOST for second -ha nd furniture. 357 South State. Was. 896. y654 MOTOR. 2 HORSE, 3 PHASE- J. W. Guthrie Co., 22$ East Second South Phone Was S59. h211 BROADWAY SECOND-HAND STORE; household goods bought, sold and ex-cha ex-cha n g ed. 62 W . Broa d way. Was. 3419. g290S LACE CURT A UN S, 15C TO 40C. ALL kinds of laundry wo.-it done. Wasatch 5?9S-J. kl9U MOTORCYCLE; MUST BE CHEAP, FOR cash. 29 W. Broadway. Was, 670 n31S WANTED TODAY SURE, FEMALE Angora ce t, also Belgian hare. New-Grand New-Grand hotel. n9l0 CATTLE I SELL AND BUY ON COM-mlsslnn. COM-mlsslnn. Three registered Jersey bulls for service: fetch cows. A. T. Saunders. 1415 S. Main. Hyland 2690. nl630 FTS H I NO AND H I'NTING ON THE upper Pi ovo river. 27 miles above Merer. Trains met In psrk City by appointment. ap-pointment. E. H. Davis, Woodlajid, Utah n2l43 WANTED Mioft SECOND-HAND BRICK. II hind 436-W. nil OS LADY TO SHARE SMALL APT.. CLOSE In. Phone mornings. Was. 31S-N-R. n2U4 WOMAN TO SHARE FOUR-ROOM modern apartment. Call after 4 p. m.. No. 1 Visaing court. n2003 ABOUT SO FT. OF IRON FENCE; MUST be in good condition. Was. 1675-W. nlS? THREE OR FOUR PERSONS DESIR-lnqr-to make auto trip OUT to fair; new six-cylinder car. I'O Harrison Ave.. Foca-tello. Foca-tello. Idaho. nlS94 PHONE 3'":? IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING to sell or exchange. S. & Eu Furniture Store. S19 So. State. n2lS2 TO OA RE FOR CHILD OF ABOUT S years; god home on aT,i street; Mock from school ; reasonable. Address N-l 9 Tribune. n2l7S TWO BUSINESS WOMEN WISH CARE of f urnisho,! apartment during owner's absence. Address N-lo. Tribune. n:0T2 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT TOUXO woman wishes care of child on tour through Yellowstone and to the expositions. exposi-tions. Address N-U. Trltune. n2033 WANTED TO ADOPT A BEAUTIFxTE baby irl between t mnnths and 2 venrs old. A till ress N-rt. Tribune. n'J'MS JVIASSAfiE MINERAL VAPOR BATHS, MAsTgT? scalp l rem ment. manlciirinK. 176 So. State, room 20. inKSS MASSAGE. MANICURING, SCALP tre;itment. 204 Constitution bide.. 34 South Main. 12001 MADAME EKHAKD KLOTZ. PRACTI-cal PRACTI-cal exprrb-nce. Warm Springs car. 52S N. 2nd West. Was. o-S6i.-J. kll'OS VIBRATORY MASSAGE. A L O O H O L rubs, by Uorol hy llarrla. ,S6 1 lot cules' I hotel. ii W. Rtoudway. k2.:2ti ! MARIE NELSON. MASSAGE. SWEPISH ninvenuMits; electric ibration, steam i baths. 2(k So. Main si. n734 MASSAGE AND MANICURING. 2CJ SO Main, noni 7. gSOOS ST. FRANCIS MASSAGE PARLOR. KOR Indies and gentlemen. Wavno hotel suite No. f7. Was. 7421. " nKOS JjAUNDKIES WOUli BACK SAME UAYTpli Hues led 1 . No e t ra dun e, PALACE l.AUNUUV CO Office- 1 1 West 1st South. OftU-fi 7t Wont Scednd Smith. Wits. r27. Of'lcc 7:- Uiist S.. 'nnd South. W:iR i s 1 " Ofn- 3S Vas Third South. Mas. ;,;to Works 7fiS Kt l-'oirtli South. H hind 2.'ii'2. Cat;.'. laundry brt-nn!it to nfrlce eaves 25 ;vr , ocn:. cl70S i WANTED ' Si5"ale Rein THE Y. W fTT"-r bur.au cures' tifoS"" for women. 6th flnnr n ' i'.7 '' bldg. Phone wft.w.iii I :' V. a- m 3 to 6 p. m. ""' iti j 10' ment Klrst ConerT,ii?Nc bT set you position "' t phone Was. 56;v. 0! T.;, -i WANTED -"wOMEV SrS i! ment Jobs; JTu Sontl,?,05 . Kury. Write lmmer Ini.i,', w- lions ob.alnaWe r ": Bi Dept. T35 F, Rochester VH'" '' '?. i ? A-l FANCY PRvJpp ,rr ' - good wasesf ?teflyE" S need apply. Myers I?5' ii '. c Co.. 114 E. Broadway S 4 COMPETENT STENOrlTrnT; perlenced and lnSEP4 EX -5 ' Invited to register "VS- corig ,.-Hons ,.-Hons at th. RK.MINOTOV Tv,ar)' V. '' DEPARTMENT E 1:pLOVi!.v fi WANTED - TeIchehs ' western Teacliers' ,N j?"H. wag., sa,t i,;:, ;-. SCHOOLGIRL, H YEARq m assist with housework for LD' T board. Apply 1T21 S? 7t EaT" ,:; ; ' " -a,t- Ql-::j t re. GIRL FOR GENERATIrr- can kWoAfrl,tnds wh S 22nd. see Sam lVZfrfa u::) 1 C-OOD MAID WHO CATmTT-erences. CATmTT-erences. W-asatchjgj R; P WANTED TP. IMM ER iH f - posltlon. Appk- L. 4A sL?. to 40 East Broadway. Slmo M( EXPERIENCE! STESoS 1' clerk; accuracy In flares f W plain penmanship necessary. Wrti, p"n '., Box 9,6 stating experience, klto ,0 r-slred r-slred and reference. 7r.;',' EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEVtb" ' housework; must be good coik-"" laundry; good wages. Apply st oo4 lsa ave. -. l:y' YOCNG GIRL TO ASSIST m "'I housework and care ot babv v S Kensington apt. '' ' JiJ. WANTED COMPETENT girt, m, cooking and downstairs work 00 A in: good wages. 9'.'4 E. So. Itofyr WAITED HOUSEKEEPER FA3 countrj-. Apply at 212 J Sia. st, rwn i" FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES B t-travel, t-travel, demonstrate and sell dea:eri ('; ---to $50 per week. Railroad fare 'ja,' Goodiich Drug Co., DePL 5S2 Ozi:i Xeb- M JT- $50 UP, 'WRITING PHOTOPLATS; EX- , perience unnecessary; criticism "id it-tails it-tails free. Ad. Pub. Co.. ui SIos:bx-t -T St., 5an Francisco. I WANTED WRITE PHOTOPLAYS; '- each; instructions absolutely free; ei- 'r perience or correspondence ccutk ur- I necessary. Franklin, 12TS Markets;.: San Francisco. d;.;3 COPY LETTERS PERSONS WHO IE- S vote two hours daily ran make tl" a i":: $25 weekly copying letters at hor.e fr:r, : i: our samples; Ink or typewriter. Sia-rje: r i envelope brines particulars. M;t j. - ;.; : Copying Co., J4S9 W. 12th St. Chlnp Ellii CAPABLE WOMEN IN EVERY COD' c:i ty, whole or part time, to secure nair.i "i i for business directories. P. 0. Boi 1 " San Francisco. Cal. N r':?-! LAJJIES, J25 WEEKLY EASY. SIMPLE r- work, no canvassing: evenb.frs at p.o-rr fascinating; everything furnished; co perience- Don't worrv abo:t cari-a Bovd C. Brown, Dept. B-272, tori Neb. IK ':: LARGE KNITTING MILL INTTTiS ' correspondence with women cerr-j of earning money, full time or !:::: ; hours. Experience unnecessary. G-X-: pay. Address International Mi"s, !r- Dept. 10. Norristown, Pa. cl':' WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLATS: !:' V e?-ch: experience unnecessary. De-iJ . -sent free to beginners. Producers' Lfr: 3 22 S Wain wripht. St. Louis. t'.:-il LADIES. HO SEWING AT HOME; Ml- ; terial furnished; no canvsssinr: 53r.;e!! ,; envelope. Acme Saies Co., Dep:. '' Denver. Colo. vlill GCOD GIRL FOR GENERAL H0CS-work- 62 Virginia ave. Wasatcr. - : RESPECTABLE YOfNiJ GISL ' woman as housekeeper: lit:!e wc-:k: !-. washing; good home; state are; no ::-! . lection to country girl. Adiress -:;;l Tribune. ; "' BODY IRONERS. SORTERS. MARE?-5 (" and ladles' clothes ironers. Arr-il 8:S. a. m. and 12:30 p. m. raiv fc: mt Troy Laundry. 431 South Slith rist..!. t COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN' F:3; I general housework in apt.; gJ - ' references reduire-i: only person ir es-1 nest need arp'y. Phone Wasaich -M . ; . 2 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCE? Unery makers; also 2 young gin ii i . , prentices. Auerhach Co. z-y BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER. ! : :' In appearance, accurate, p1"--sr-, state full particulars as to exrerler.ee ' . -ability. Address M-4S. Tribune. vf t COM TETENT GIRL FOR GENE?- . housework. 34 So. Ttli East. -'-; ; GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK ASP !. lng; must be competent. M !iam. Was. "'4. '. REFINED LADY FOR PHRM-SK position: good pay: i-oii;ii':ai -i : ment. AMrt X-55. Tribunt. !-i ; GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOfSrjrOSij , .. and care for 2 children: one a. ; go home nlghls preferred. 14 " i ' : YOt-NG GIRL WANTEP: -housework; 4-room apt.: P -(.--' n!hts. Phone Was. Sli Mornlsr- .' X MIliliLK-AGFP. F' X P E R I K I : chambermaid. Apply Stewart .. t; So. Slate. -- H IG H -G R A D B SAL ESLAPI ES: j ; ; bo experienced, neat snd goo1 ; ., only those that can nan Je a y..,. ( ,. piopositlon need apply. AJ-res ., ; Tribune. -! : LEA UN HOW TO MAKE Bsx.' Our en-stem l thoroinrh. K ' -,,... Tatlore.1 Corset Parlor. 40 t. LADY Ri-HIMM.-CtK. S R'"f- ' 2nd Fast, fall after P- mTrkkks .ANf,Jli!!Si:;;f: must bo cxperlcn.-f.l- l-" ! ., Co., ;rs H. 4ih south- FCWRIENVKP SK1RT I, rPs Pauloo lJidk-s' TalKIJj S'Kin. Sept. 1. X&Tix- : " l'OI-ISHEl). HA H?HWr jSXl woxe.l 1 WllshcJ. " D- |