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Show fiCK RELE fill JOOTATKN Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, Tab-lets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, en-emy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livcr3. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing sooth-ing vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. j If you have a "dark hrown mouth" j now and then a bad breath a dull, : tired feeling 'sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. I Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them 30c and 25c per box. All druggists. Your friends can give you anything you can buy them except your photograph. photo-graph. Monroe Studio Co. (Advertisement.) GENEVA C. HICKS CO. FUR GAR-menis GAR-menis made, repaired, cleaned and sold. 68 s. 6th E. d2989 ALSO MICROSCOPIC SLIDES FOR botany classes. Utah Bio. Chemical Laboratory. Hyland 235S-J. 1146 Princeton Prince-ton avenue. m472 I FIX ALI CLASSES, WORK GUARAN-teed GUARAN-teed 2 years. Manufacturer of Stop-aleak paint. 474 E. 4th So. Phone Hvland 1333-M or Wasatch 314S-J. m980 55IEI!XE WESTERN DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION"; secret service, daily reports. Call 512-514 512-514 Mclntyre bids. Phone Was. 8299. m209 WATER JACKETS CLEANED. $1-50 and $2.00; ranges connected and repaired; re-paired; A-l work: best prices. F. R. Beach. Hyland 3584. m!40 EDUCATIONAL Piano Lessons k PIANO LESSONS Taught for bOc. Beginners or advanced pupils. Mrs. Bert Siller. Was. 16S7-W. Call before 1 p. m. k3812 DOCTORS DR. W. N. GRIFFITH, BLOOD POISON. Ekln troubles and private diseases. 159 Main street. k201 STATE MEDICAL CO.. SPECIALISTS blood, skin and chronic diseases. If you need a doctor, get the best. 234 Main st k2S87 USICALENTCOTMNER WE FURNISH HIGH-CLASS COLORED talent, suitable for house parties, receptions re-ceptions and dances. 5-PIECE ORCHESTRA. Call Was. 7432-W, Mrs. F. Turnham. k!387 GEMETERI WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. PER- netual care. 1016 Kearns Bldg. Phone Wasatch 1S66. S3243 MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM R. McKenzie Display yards. 422 So. State. WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY friends for their kindness shown during dur-ing our recent bereavement and death of our beloved daughter, Madeiaine; also ' tor the beautiful floral offerings. MR. AND MRS. F. J. HuCKING. 1 , mli353 MR, AND MRS. MARK BENCH AND V. P. Sullivan wish to thank their friends for the sympathy shown through the sickness sick-ness and ueath of their daughter and t wife. Hattie Bench Sullivan. ml5o8 EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND embalmer; autc equipment; lady em-baimer. em-baimer. 164 So. W. Temple. Was. 60o. d3 IX EVANS, UNDERTAKER, EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, ih So. State. Autemoblle service, if desired, without ; additional expense. Was. 364. g777 E. O. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKER and embalmer, has moved to new location, loca-tion, 225-227 Soutn West Temple street, Realty bldg. Phone 580. Q3399 SILVER & DOYLE. THE UNDERTAKES, UNDERTAK-ES, lady attendant; $16u funerals complete com-plete for ?75 and low as Jjit). HO, $60; i higher ones in proportion. 147 West Broadway. Phone Was. 2730. ml36 florists CUT FLOWERS, FRESH FROM OUR greenhouses. Porter-Walton, Slate and Broadway. Phone Was. 5864. y641 ERNEST LAMBOUHNE, SALT LAKE'S leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 3 So. Main. Was. 1516. v78 EVANS FLORAL CO., 36 SO. MAIN. Cut llowers, luneral designs. Wad. 961. x3S HARRY B. G ARYAN FLORAL CO. Floral designs for all occasions our epe-cialty. epe-cialty. 76 E. 1st So. Was. 8H2. f4249 L. M. LAW, FLORIST, 214 E. 2ND SO.; design work and decorating my specialty. spe-cialty. Was. 37. s291 jCtJTFXmVERS HUDDART FLORAL CO., 62 SO. MAIN street. Phone 106. Cut flowers and funeral designs. nl633 WALKER'S FLORAL DEPT. CUT flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. s302I CRAMER FLORAL COMPANY. NA-Uonal NA-Uonal florist, 39 Main. Was. 3302. k2018 LOST AND FOUND TAKEN BY MISTAKE. A SEAL AND fitch neckpiece at Wednesday evening meeting First Christian Science church. Please return to 310 3rd East, apt. I. receive reward. rn!251 LOST SHRINE RS BUTTON, TRIAN-angle TRIAN-angle star and crescent. Return F. L. Fiske, 511 Waiker Bank bldg. Reward. m!261 LOST JERSEY COW AND HEIFE R. Return to 3044 So. W. Temple. Reward. Re-ward. ml357 LOST SIGNET RING, 'ENGRAVED L. A. M. Call Was. 73. ml 52 2 LOST AUTO LICENSE NO. 591. RE- turn to 265 So. State. ' Reward. m!541 LOST UDTS EYEGLASSES. BE tween 2nd and 3rd So. and 9th and lOih East. Return to 974 E. 3rd 'South. Re-ward. Re-ward. m!474 LOST AT EMPRESS THEATER, Wednesday night, package containing baby's hand-embroidered dress. Finder please phone Was. 3736. Reward, ml 694 LOST LADY'S GOLD BREASTPIN; initials "H. Jt S." and "V. A. P.." Date Nov., 1909. Finder please phone Was. 5113-J. ml7u2 BATTLE CREEK SYSTEM. ELEC-txic ELEC-txic light cabinet, scientific massage; ladies and gent in attendance. 214 Brooks Arcade. Was. 1612. k29S7 "A CLEVER WOMAN'S DISCOVERY" free. Arsenola Beauty Products Co., 306 Chamber of Commerce, Denver, Colo. ; m!234 WANTED TO LEASE HOTEL OR rooming house. Address 0-29, Tribune. ml 524 FITS I CT'RED MY DAUGHTER BY simple discovery. Particulars free. Z. Lepso, 115 Island ave., Milwaukee, Wis. ml46D FURNITURtMREPAIRIXG W. WILLIAMS & SON, 166 N STREET. Was. 2S56. Upholstering, repairing, chairs recaned. o342 vJn FINISHERS ARE THE BEST. LET us make your old furniture like new . Was. 365. HOARE FURNITURE CO.. 233-340 So. State h689 WANTED Wanted Male Help STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. 51 West Second South. Phone Was. 464. h30 UTAH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Skilled and unskilled labor for all public pub-lic work. Si Commercial st. Was. 2621. f4170 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE-ment BASE-ment First Congregational church. We eet you a position free of chargo. Tele- phone Wasatch 5S22. t36o ALL KINDS OF HELP FURNISHED. indoors and out, short notice. Japanese Employment agency. liS W. First South. Phone Was. 3349. ml 131 WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL WORK for painting and common labor. Was. i ?5U4. h2,-57 (COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, POSSES-i POSSES-i sing a general experience and able to : use typewriter; opportunity for advance-mer.t. advance-mer.t. Address O-S. Tribune. k!920 AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. The National Organization of Traffic Managers are offering ambitious men wanting to take up traffic work as a profession pro-fession an opportunity to join their association asso-ciation and receive special training and coaching until competent to handle high-salaried high-salaried positions. For full particulars, requirements for membership, etc., see me at the Newiiouse hotel. Call early in the day or phone for special appointment. J. A. Bergr, secretary of t lie American Commerce Association of Chicago. ml066 ( EXPERIENCED MALE JANITOR. CA-pable CA-pable of handling janitor service in lare office building. Give references and state salary expected. Address M-41, Tribune. ml076 J A NITOR FOR APARTMENT HOUSET married, no cliildren. must be experienced experi-enced and have references: wages $50 and 3 living rooms. Apply 341 E. 5th So. mP'87 MONTANA SEND SOc FOR OUR BOO let containing addresses 000 Montana employers, ail industries; also valuable homestead information. Montana Employment Em-ployment Co., 617 Utah ave., Butte, Mont. mllo WANTED A MARKER AND SORTER in rough dry dept.; only first-class man or woman need apply; references. Troy Laundry, Pocatelio. Idaho. ml26 BOY WITH BICYCLE; GOOD WAGEST steady job. Rex Cleaning Co., 114 E. 2nd So. ml34S 2 GOOD SOLICITORS TO TRAVEL IN portrait business with manager. Call Punday at Oullen hotel, 10 to 4. Must leave town Monday. ml;.'.4 MARRIED MAN TO TAKE MY ACRE-age ACRE-age lease: no rent to pay for 1917; want to leave; fine place for man employed 8 hours. Address M-56, Tribune. ml 305 EX P E Rl EN C ED CANVASSERS OF good address; good pay to right parties. 3p6 Dooly Bldg. ml 320 YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 OR 20 YEARS of asre for work in wholesale liouse; must be quick and accurate at figures; excellent opportunity to advance to a fine position for one who can fill requirements. Address P. O. Box 7S6, stating age and also starting salary expected. ml310 MEN LEARN AUTOMOBILES', EARN BIG MONEY. Thousands of graduates making good as chauffeurs, repairmen, machinists, salesmen, battery and ignition igni-tion specialists, garage owners. Up-to-date equipment, individual, practical instruction. in-struction. We help students earn living. Write for catalogue and free advanced ignition course TODAY. National School of Engineering, Los Angeles. Established 1905. m4tU GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS. Thorough instruction, $5. Returned if not appointed. Particulars free. American Ameri-can Civil Service School, Washington, D. C. k22-:7 STENOGRAPHERS IF YOU WANT A , government position, my personal coaching insures your passing the CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Time to prepare pre-pare for spring examinations now. Ad-dress Ad-dress MLR, P. O. Box 1134. m520 RAILROADS WANT MEN FOR TRAF-flc TRAF-flc inspectors; 8-hour law creates bi:r demand; travel; promotion certain; big pay; short hours; free transportation over continent. No experience neces-sarv. neces-sarv. Ask for free booklet Y. FRONTIER PREP. SCHOOL. BUFFALO, N. Y. nu.lt WANTED FIRST-CLASS AUTOMO-blle AUTOMO-blle repair man that can handle welding weld-ing apparatus and vulcanlzer. Write for particulars to Grace garage, Grare. Idaho. m4ti0 FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, BEGINNERS-paid. BEGINNERS-paid. $125-$150 monthly; no strike. Railway, Rail-way, care Tribune. mS2 A PHYSICIAN TO DO GENERAL practice and assist in hospital work in a small town. Call Wasatch 7843-J, Monday. Mon-day. niloC3 BOOKKEEPER; STATE AGE AND salary expected. Address 0-27, Trib- , une. nil 520 DELIVERY BOY WITH WHEEL. AP-ply AP-ply Schramm-Johnson No. 3. ml 5-1') .WANTED COMPETENT MALE STE nographer with legal training. salary-Si salary-Si 00 "per month, in district attorney's office. of-fice. Address Box 337, Mountainhome, Idaho. l"!!' MAN OF ABILITY FOR PERMANENT position selling snort sweaters, hosiery, underwear in Utah. Colorado. Wyoming, for large eastern mills of national reputation, repu-tation, direct mills to wearer: considerable considera-ble local business already established; exceptional ex-ceptional opportunity for store or factory man to secure out-of-doors business with assured good income: an unusual oppor-tunttv oppor-tunttv for a real man : give references; confidential. Call or write, George A. Hunt, 953 Hotel Utah. nil 50" JANITOR TO TAKE CARE OF 9 APTS. on universitv bench. Bettilyon Home Builders Co., Was. 2O30. nilo&G A LIVE PALES PROMOTION MAN. A large, old-established, rapidly-growing-company requires for its Salt Lake City 1 house a well-educated, neat young man, able to see sales possibilities, to handle follow-up work Intelligently and to write strong letters. A good position at the start, splendid chance to advance. Apply Ap-ply by letter, with full particulars, state age and salary expected, and address postoffice box 1668. rn!577 WANTED BOOKBINDER. ARROW ! Press, 62 W. 2nd So m!5T6 YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE ES- 1 tablished rental business; some knowledge knowl-edge bookkeeping and stenography preferred. pre-ferred. Address 0-28, Tribune. ml5H6 1 GOOD, STRONG BOY. APPLY REAR C31 So. State. ml 562 WANTED, FOR "THE GARDEN OF AL- lah," 25 white men and women and 15 colored men and women. Apply stage entrance. en-trance. Salt Lake theater, at 10 a. m. Monday, Jan. 15. ml4T2 W A N T ED R EG 1ST E R ED DRUGGIST for country store; state salary wanted. Address 0-6. Tribune. ml3?3 WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT MEN OF good appearance to sell motor trucks on commission basis for leading dealer in Salt Lake. NO experience necessary. Excellent opportunity to learn selling game and get into big-paying position. Call or phone IL J. Monroe, room 402, Hotel New-house, Sunday or Monday, 8 a. m. to 10 a. m. m!477 STATE REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for something up to date, a winner; S150 per month guaranteed to a hustler; must have $50 for stock. Call between 2 and 5 p. m. S-unday, Hotel Moxura, ask for Coen. m!4S6 WANTED A PARTNER WITH SMALL capital to take active Interest in a small manufacturing business. One tn traveling route preferred. Address O-lh. Tribune. ml 420 WE HAVE ABOUT SIXTY-FIVE CHEW- ing gum machines distributed throughout through-out the citv and desire to pet In touch with someone to take care of them and supplv the trade with material. Will give commission. Must furnish bond. Address 0-13, Tribune. Ullil ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER FOR PER- manent position with mining concern in southern T'tah; good salary. Address O-10, Tribune. ml |