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Show iftiyniati3iii Rfmarkable Home Cure Given by One Who Had ItHe Wants Every Sufferer to Benefit, Send No Money Just Your Address, Year6 of awful tmlferir.g and misery I'.ivc taught this man. Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse. N. Y., how terrible an enemy en-emy to hums n rmppinsy i heumattsm is, ar.d have given him sjtnpathy with all unfortunates who are within its grasp. ?Te wants everv rheumatic victim to know now h.' wa s cured. Read wha t he savs: ' tv ' w 'r " j fTCl kmitX iUUkiM iiA. AAi Ull -LW.BH-S I Had Sharp Pains Like Lightning Flashes Shooting Tlirongh My Joints." 1 "In the sprlrg of 1S93 I was attacked by Muscular Hnd lnflammaiorv Rheu-r.iatiem. Rheu-r.iatiem. I sufTcrcd hs only those who 1cid It know, for oer throe years. I tried remedy af I,cr remedy, and doctor after doctor, buC s.uh rilef lis I receive-! as only tomp'jiary. Finally, I fo'ur.d a remeJy that cured me completely, and it has never returned. I have ijien it to a number v. ho were terrlhlv affiicted a::d even bed-ridiU n with rheumatism, luid it t-ffected a cure in every case. "I want every mitTerer from any form of rheumatic trouble to ny this marvelous mar-velous healinc power. Lon't send a cent; pLmrly mail your name and a.ldress and 1 will send it fr-?e to try. After you have used H and It has proven !:elf to bo that loug-looked-for means of curing vour i hcuma i:sm. you uuiy send the price of it. one liollar. but. understand, I do not want you r money unless jou a re per-fe..t'y per-fe..t'y satisfied to snd it. Tu't that talr? "S'hy sjiYiU' any longer wii-n posi-tive posi-tive relief is thus offered yr u free? on't ri"lay. Write todnv. M. W H. JACK-SOS. JACK-SOS. No. 9G'J-B. Gurney liidg.. SvracUiie. N. Y." -tr. JaeVsfin !" 'c-T-ittrsiblA. Above Btaicmcni wi.-. i"ub. t Ad jrt Ic ment J- j CEMETERIES WASATCH UWN dSMUlTHKir. -J'iCR- petual care. lUlti Ktarus Bldg. Phone Wasatch 1866. mSZii WJS DESIRE TO EXTEND OLTt S.LN-cere S.LN-cere thanks to each and every one who SO unselfishly assisted in any and all ways during the recent bereavement and loss of our beloved husband and father. The floral offerings were beautiful, for which wc extend thanks. All these acts of kindi;esd and words of comfort will forever be remembered and cherished by us. MRS. T. J. BRANDON ' AND FAMILY . OF CENTER VI ED K. y4S19 JRJNE EBEH V. HALL, UNDERTAKE AND embalnrer; auto eyuipme- lady em-balmer. em-balmer. 164 So. W. Temple. Was. 503. d3 8. D. EVANS. UNDERTAKER. EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, 4b So. &iate. Automobile service l ueeired, without additional ad-ditional expense. Wio. 264. gill E. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKER and embairner, has inoved to new location, loca-tion, Tib -211 South West Temple street. P-tlty blag. Phone OsO. 039 H FLORJSTS Ct ' i'LuVVfi-lta, i-tvii.a-,1 FltuM uUli fiieeni)ouoea. Poriei - a.tuu, siam anil Eioadway. Phouo Wabatch oaij-i. yoil 'A'lLLES-HORNS DKL'G CO.. NEWS bldg.; cut flowurs, Uocuranoit, luntrai 'ieciguo. Was. 281. s'il L. M. LAW, FLORIST, -li E. i.L) SO.; design wofk ana decorating my specialty. spe-cialty. Was. 37. ERNEST LAMBOURNE. SALT LAKE'S leading Xlorlst, new tiore. Funcrai designs de-signs our specialty. Dtcoialiun. ti So. Main. Waa. 1616. 47d EVANS FLORAL CO., 36 M.1N. Cut IloweiM. lunerai ueeisna, W.a. 961, DRUBHL & FRANKEX FLORAL DEPT. Cut flowers and potted plants. Funeta. ; designs our specialty. Pliune iUain 70o. i x253 ! CIJTJOO I HljDDAKT FLOiLAL CO.. it SO. MAIN treet. Phone 104. Cut riowera and funeral deblne. nl633 ' WALKER'S FLORAL DEPT. CUT flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. o3021 MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES -J.KGE o'lOCK TO & ELECT FiiUM. R. alcKenzi". Display yard. 421: s0. Stata AUTOAND SIGN PAINTING BiON AN Lt AUTO PA1NT1.NU. DUU-oi'atlns DUU-oi'atlns and painting )u ail us uianclies. 351 9o. West Temple. V6l PJAIJimNG,JP AEi jNTNG BEST WORK AT LOWEST PRICES. Wall paper cleaning, painting, paper hanging, lialsomining. 'as. 4697-.T. W4U1 CARPENTKRWORKI GENERAL CAKF ENTER WORK. Alterations, Al-terations, store work, homes, buildings, roofing and painting. Estimates given. E 2 terme. Call Was. 1802-W. W1530 FOR CARPENTER WORK, REJIODEL-ing, REJIODEL-ing, cement work, etc., phone Wasatch 4S12-W. W3548 FOR BUILDING. RICMODEL1NG, AL-terations, AL-terations, oarperitei wurl:, screens, etc., call Was. 51H0-J: J. S. Pah!. v7 " TRUSSES MKN WAN1EU TO WEAK OUK trusses; fit guaranteed. Rex Drue Co.. W. Temple and Broadway. d372J DANCING DANCING LESSONS DAILY, IOC. Woodward's academy. Security Trust Wdg.. 34 Main St. y802 PICTUKEjmAMINGJ GOOD FRAMING FOR THE LEAST money. Bring your pictures to 330 Stute. Wasatch 50.S0. yl36ij LOSTPAIR OF EYE GLASSES IN Mack ca.-je. Return to 29 6th K. Was. TtCS-W. Reward. y444l LOST ONE RAY MARE. 5 YEARS OLD. weight lni'O lbs., brand I' R on shoulder. shoul-der. Call Hy. 1S40-W. 1 4427 LOST MOTORCYOLE LICENSE NO. Return to ',2 I 4th So. Whs-027u. Whs-027u. Reward. y421 LOST A KNIGHT TEMPLAR CH.AlM, gold, with small diamond settings and i owner's name. "E. D. Haskins." engraved j thereon. Leave at Tribune office; reward. 4660 LOST CHILD'S BLUE SERGE COAT on street. Reward If returned to "27 Main st. y4643 LOST NF Art 11TH SO.. LOCKF.T AND chain, initials M". G. on brick, i-rescent and rubv on front. Reward. Call tly-land tly-land 16S-W. y469S LOST SMALL TRICYCLE THURSDAY evening on 1st West bet. 3rd and 6th North. Please return to 37 N. 1st W. Phone WTas. 4X"0-J. Reward. y4769 LOST SMALL BLACK ITKSF CON-taining CON-taining $'.'0. bei. Paramount-Empress and "ml So. and Main. Saturday night. Finder please call Was. i74t-J. Reward. LOST BETWEEN StiS E. SOUTH TEMPI TEM-PI e and cor. 1st aye. and II St., nose glasses In handkerchief. Roward. 31!' Judge bldg. y504S LOST IRISH SETTER PUP ( FE-malo), FE-malo), 3 months old. Liberal reward. No. 20 Wllfiey apis., 153 Pierpont st. v4j24 LOST DARK BROWN HORSE, BRAXD-ed BRAXD-ed 9 on right side. Call Uyland 29a-J. Reward. y4i36 LOST HIGH SCHOOL PIN. 1911. PC E. C. on back. Call H viand 2S37. Reward. y50 LOST AUTO CRANK. REWARD. A P-ply P-ply 137 E. 7th South. yo221 LOST FOX TERRIER PUP, BLACK spot on head, star over left eye. Re-tuin Re-tuin 810 S. 2nd . Reward. ;.TU16 AUCTIONS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE Exceptional Ex-ceptional bargains listed below. Terms to suit. , 53 2.00 iron beds $ 8.00 olti. 00 brass beds 10.00 $15.00 dressers 10.00 $27.00 Axrni lister rugs, 9x12 17.50 S12.00 mattresses 10. u0 5S.00 sanitary couches 3.&0 Davenports $16.00 up SjO.OO gas ranges 15.00 $20.00 round oak dining tables 15. "0 S45.no kitchen cabineLs 35.00 SMO.Ou buffet 17.00 We are out of the high rent district: 'heap rent is the reason we sell our goods cheap. We are located below 4th South. Just opposite the county building. MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO., 40 South State. Was. 5145. We trade new lor used furniture. . 38178 MONDAY. MAY 1. AT NO. 7 LAMBERT court, 6th So. bet. Main and West Temple, Tem-ple, I will nell 6 rooms uf furniture; new rugs, inlaid linoleum, steel and gas ranges, fumed oak dining set, china, cut glass, brlca-u-brac, leather lounge, massive mas-sive brass bed. Sticknev. Morris and rocking chairs, library table, wardrobe, kitchen treasure, 2 sen. cots, lot tools, bedding, curtains, portieres, lawn mower and hose. Carl Osterloh, auctioneer of M unlity. Tuesday, at No. 426 North 3rd West, I will stdl 6 rooms of furniture; rugs, linoleum. 2 steel ranges, dining room set, bookcases, beds, dressers, folding bed, dishes, utensils, lawn mower, hose and other useful articles. Sales start at 10:30 ;i- m. Carl Osterloh. auctioneer of quality. y5 1 h$ XOW S THE TIME WHEN YOU ARE housecteaning and you see that you need a new rug. davenport. davenette. nxkur. library in hie. dining room suite, drrsifr. hed springs and mattress. We carry a compleie iln of the above- I mentioned guods in new and slightly usd j As our stou- is out of tiie high-rent district we ran sne you big nionev, Com1 and figure with us before buying ! elsewhere. " i We have an exchange department in j coime'-tion with our store that gives vou i an opportunity to trade your furniture 'for something better. UTAH FFRXITI.'RE CO., John Matson, Proprietor. JI. Symons. Manager. 126-28-32 W. Second South. Wasatch 4317. y501S UN P. KSKRVED A 1 JOTION SA LF OF ! ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, consisting of dressers, tables, chairs, rockers. rock-ers. Morris chairs, bras.-j beds and iron beds, sideboards, buffets, carpets, linoleum, lino-leum, gas and coal ranges: also a quantity of linen and kit. hen ware, cabinet ice chest; also a number of ladies' hand- bai;?; aisu a large assortment of cut glass and i-hina; nlso a number oT oil paintings books and several canary birds and cages. SALE STARTS TUESDAY, MAY 2ND AT 0 A. M. SHARP, AT THE UTAH AUCTION ROOM. 69 WEST BROADWAY. BROAD-WAY. T. NEWMAN. AUCTIONEER y5121 C. IT OSTERLOH, EXPERT AUCTION-eering; AUCTION-eering; lurniture, merchandise. Wa 18Z4-W. u256i WE BUT AND SELL HOUSEHOLD goods. O. K. Furniture Co., 849 South Fiate. Was. 1996. klSOS CH EVP RENT IS WHY WE HAVE bargains in rugs, carpets, brass beds dining tables. Terms. Used goods, off Exchange new for old. Michigan Furn" i Co., 430 State, opp. county bldg. yll29 I P. NEWMAN GETS THE MONEY AT i auctions. Utah Auction Room, 69 W Broadway. visi PERSONAL LADLSJlOoT" TpDSlTIVE ly guarantee my great, successful '"Monthly" rera-edy; safely relieves soma ot the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases in three to five days; no harm, pain or Interference with work; mail, 11.60; double strength. S2: book free. Dr. B. P. Eouthington. Kansas Citv. Mo. ol5 W A X T F 1 ) T O LEARN THE WHRRE-abontp WHRRE-abontp of Charles Stevens, ape 69 vears, 5 feet :.' inches tall, wight about 1S5." . blue eyes, light brown hair and quite bald; a blacksmith by trade. Resided in Park City, Utah, from JSIiO up to about 1906. Was employed by Fowler blacksmith black-smith shop in Salt Lake when last heard of. about night years ago. Anv informa- tion relative to Mr. Stevens will be gratefully grate-fully received by his daugnter. Miss Caasie V.. .Stevens. Cody, Wyo., Bon 373. y3622 CANCERS- -DEPOSIT MONEY AV7TH your hunker, to he paid us whn you are cured, or returned io you if vou "are not cured. Wo mean business. Do vou' Address Dry Chemical Co., Bos 254, Do! gan, Utah. y43io JACK MY ADD. IS 45H B ST. YES a lie. y 5 3 3t; 1 - TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES RENTED, TPpERMolTIH up; rent applied on purchase. Reming- : ton Typewriter Co., 59 E. 1st South. j ' X1931 TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES, NEW I and rebuilt; sold, rented, repaired; cash ! or payments. Agents Royal, Corona tvpe- i writers. Utah Typewriting- Ex. Co.. 36 W I 2nd South. Was. 4S0. r295(l SEE "FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS" tr.d:y. THE WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO 702: RAGTIME " PLNtJ PIAYlNcT GuXraNTEED 12 leanons. note or ar. Glenn Waterman. Hi South Main. w23ji I WANTED V Wanted Male Hela , STROCK'S EMPLOYMKXT AGUNCT- Hotel. reeturi.jt and household help-. Head-juaters for lat-orera. SI Weat tcond Soutii. l'hou& 464. kll4 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE-ment BASE-ment First Congrvgational church We Eet you a position fie of charjie. Telephone Tele-phone Wasii-t 6S22. I3- TAILOR FOR NEW WORK, 2oi WEST Broadway. '7a4 RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED; commence J77 mi. nth; hninplw examination examina-tion questions fie1. FivukIu) Institute, dept. 461 -u. ROv.-hvsi.-r. N Y. yViOl 25 ENERGETIC I-'.OYS WITH WHEELS wanted its tcletapli im s- nyv.'h. positions posi-tions per ma net t: yood pay: fiec U-.sons )n telegraphy. Apply Western L moil "I elc ' graph Co. ylill'Y WANTEIX-FIRST-CLASS ALL-lOUM ' tailor at once A. K. uahlen. Aim-rii-an Falls. Idaho. -1'1- GRADING SKINNI-:BS; lA'NG JOli ON Union Pacific mi, road. $2 day; hoard, $5.25 week. Apply Gen. I!. Smyth, agent, 1 S Com m ere ia 1 st. , Sti 1 1 La k e , 1 2.r I h st., Ogden, Uinh. 3I5S BARBER WANTED AT NO. I WEST Second Smith. Come ready for work. y4-.V.i BOY TO DO JANITOR WOP.K IX Business Busi-ness college In exchange for I union. Address X-S. Ti ibmie. y46P DELIVERY BOY WITH WHEEL. A P-ply P-ply at Da ton l.irug Co. y-tti-h'. LIVE, WIDE-AWAKJ0 MAN WANTED for a position that pays well; must be studious; big opening at prudent: advancement ad-vancement rapid. Call or write 22 New-house New-house bldg. y4'.24 y WANTED EXPERIENCED OPER- ator for Browning steam ditcher; steady job for good mechanic who is full 4 i.l uali tied. AddresH E. M. Hoiglio, geuei"al manager. P. c I. N, Ry., New Meadows, Idaho. -47o:i CAPABLE TEA AND COFFEE S'-Lleltois; S'-Lleltois; special inducements given to secure business and a permanent position posi-tion to a business getter. Grand Union Tea company, S West 1st South. y47t7 gOD. SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN and wife to tnke care of good farm. References. Address X-22, Tribune. y 41 tia MAN WITH TEAM AND WAGON. Utah Oil Refining Co. Applv 940 North 4th West. y4766 LEARN AUTO TRADE IN MOST MOI .. ern u -hool on coast. Courses practlrjff , and complete; ex.pert supervision; time unlimited; reasonable ratef. N'I11 help you earn your living while learning. Catalogue Cata-logue free. National School of Engineer ing (established 1905), Los Angeles. w2tol LARGE MANUFACTURER WANTS i representatives to sell .shirts, underwear, under-wear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, direct di-rect to homes. Write lor free samples. W. A. Madison Mills, o?S Broad wav. New York City. ti2f6 WANTED MOLD ERS FOR 1 1 EA V Y dry-sand work, $4 per day. !t hours. Colorado Iron Works Co., Denver, Colo. y245S GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY to get- My free booklet, RY-219. tolls how. "Write today. Now. Earl Hopkins. Washington, D. C. ylG'i FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN. $120 MONTH- , ly; experience unnecessary. Railway. j care Tribune. yl5?A POSITION OPEN FOR B. PrifKR Wl IO can play clarinet in 25-piee band: 1 must have low-pitch instrument. Ad-1 Ad-1 dress Ilailey Concert Band, liailcy, Idaho, j 4002 I WANTED WRITE .PHOTOPLAYS; Sl'u each. Instruction; absolutely free. Ev-jperience Ev-jperience or correspondence course miner- tip I essary. Franklin, 127$ Market St., San j Francisco. y is."h j WANTED NAMES OF M EN DESIUING j perinanciH salaried posilioiis i(h ndn-I ndn-I ing companies tn California, Arizona and : New Mexico. Post;-) go for p:irth?ul;i rs n:rl application. P. N. A- A. t;o-, Box 11:1. J Dept. M, Los, Angeles, Cal. yl;.7 R A tL RO AD DE T CT 1 V E S N E E D I D : $50 to 3100 weekly; lracl o'et' tin-world: tin-world: experience unne'-espary. American Foreign Detective Institute. 17.' Chemical. -St. Louis. yT WRITE MOTION PK.'TURi: i'LAYS: S"'1 each; experience unnecessary. Details fi'ee t o beginners. 7 'rod itff rs Leag ue. 2 2 Walnwright, St. Louis. yl-"2 GOOD MONEY MADE AT IKME KNIT ting hosiery. Ma, hiin-s fnrnivhPd on time. We buy or sell vour yoods.' i-'.a.v and constant work. Wheeler Co. i Inc. i. 337 Madison, Chicago. ; !;n:'i I WILL PAY ANY HONEST MAX UP to S--0 monthly for part of htp time-No time-No canvassing. Xo .-a pi tat. Write today. to-day. Vooriiies. Desk lS'J, Omaha, Xi. v4S!i' EARN $20 00 A WEEK WRITING names and addresses .-0 caiuHssinc. Particulars for stamp. G. C. SiMttii, Little Lit-tle Rok, Ark. 'yi'3 STEADY POSITIONS TO QUA I M ED. competent people to act in moving pictures. pic-tures. Studio, 13th South and 7th East. Wandamere car. yl.O ANY INTELLIGENT PU.RS-ON. EITHER. sex. of good oduca tion and hustii"s ability: must be able to handl corrr- , spondence and write n sooi! business l"t- ' ter. An opportuuily ti M;irt :i s-ti'. hut profitable, mail order business in Vnm-own Vnm-own home or office; good for M0i a v.. el; when cstablisltcd : .-hd be manage,: in spare time, evenings, or as a side I in" 'at first; grows rapidlv. frnd for n:'--ticularp. Heacock Co.. 09 Hcacock plilc Lockport, N. Y. v-'"4 7 BOY WANTED, 15 YEARS r.ol SOUTH I State. y.vii;t MACHINE f P ERA TOR AND FI X -isher. 65 W. 2nd So. y.Vi:.;, MEX FC)R D ET ECTIY ES. KXP1-: R T-ence T-ence nn neeess.-i i y. I'm-m, nr onpori unities, uni-ties, highest w;i2es. Lucres' in-- vnrk r,n , -I4S-A. Akron, Ohio. , p.', SA LESM A N frt )OD 1 1 U ST I , E R WA N T- ed. Salary and .-rnimlssion ; no Ihinl to' earnings. References nn.l experience required. re-quired. Call 4J7 Mclntyf; ltl,lc. yl'tii: SINGLE MAN FOr;"iN Ef : A V work. Hlgley, im 1 i;. S"inh y w. GOOT CO A T MA Kl'.R. AJ'PEY W FST 2nd South. t jV--, WANTEI ) FI RS''-i"i SS Tll-'i7 !4 ""xr ' Best wages p-.id. Vom; hoi c ncri.Mi.-e men need apply. K,.- pi,i;iteUn Idalio. ' ' vM". WANTED A YOUNG M A X W 1 1 01 1 F experience in shor-s. i,pv 1 rii,.'' Bros., 144 So. West Temple." !;. i' LABORKf.S. s.-.,-1( , y s Imury. 1431; 1.;. ;;, sour h' ' 1 1 a. in. and i p. m. ' v -,; 7 CAPABLE D1-- Ii;rv MoV "wh.TT? ' a hjcy.-lo. W 1-;, Kife C.".., 1 7n AMBITIOUS YOUNG .7aV TO STI""' W law. Address X-l. Tribune. good dfeivv;ry boy T T-,7" ' --.-r 3rd South. ,..,1-1 1 LIVE SALESMAN. WITH aTtu V (T. bii.-, wanted at 0!,r!,; i-xccjicnt pmpi,-:;-tion; hie inoiiev; e;isv work- no co in-'-ii-tlon. Address X-.".3. Trihune'. v Safety Razors Sharpened. ) SING I E F.DGI-:, 2.1e; DiflM.I' i-:h;i 3.-..- dozen. II. T. Hut.-hlnv ic.im s 14'-. So. Main. Salt Lake. |